Jordan Henderson has admitted that the England players feel as though they’ve ‘let people down’.
The Three Lions crashed out of the World Cup at the earliest possible exit following defeats to Italy and Uruguay.
And the midfielder has conceded that even after their embarrassing exit, there is cause for optimism with the amount of young players that are coming through.
“I'm sure everyone at home is feeling down,” he is quoted as saying by Sky Sports.
Jordan Henderson has admitted that the England players feel as though they’ve ‘let people down’.
The Three Lions crashed out of the World Cup at the earliest possible exit following defeats to Italy and Uruguay.
And the midfielder has conceded that even after their embarrassing exit, there is cause for optimism with the amount of young players that are coming through.
“I'm sure everyone at home is feeling down,” he is quoted as saying by Sky Sports.
“We feel as though we have let a lot of people down, but at the same time we have shown people how well we can play in a big tournament with young players coming through.
“We went out and played with no fear. We have a promising young side, hopefully we can gel together and in the future have many more happy memories.
“It doesn't really get much bigger than playing in the World Cup. It's been an unbelievable experience, but no matter whether we've had highs or lows, you have to learn from it as best you can.
“I'm sure the young lads here will learn from that and it will make them stronger and better as well.”