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Who decides England's 'beliefs'?

When Harry Kane talks about England going against their 'beliefs', he's referring to the team's established playing style, tactical approach, and collective mindset. These 'beliefs' are typically shaped by the manager and coaching staff, in collaboration with senior players. They form the core identity of the team and guide how they approach games and challenges on the pitch.

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