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The coach (manager) againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup the England soccer team has told his players they must sing their national anthem againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup each game againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup the FIFA World Cup. The tournament kicks againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup in Brazil againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup June 12th. The first game is the hosts Brazil againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup Croatia. The eyes againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup the world will be on the month-long event and the England coach wants people to see the pride his players have to be playing againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup their country. The coach, Roy Hodgson, said he wants his players to be "loud and proud". Mr Hodgson told reporters: "We are happy to be wearing that England shirt. We are proud to be England players…so when the national anthem comes againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup, it's an obvious one againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup me that we sing it."

In the past, many England players have not sung their national anthem againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup games. Hodgson introduced it againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup his teams when he became England manager two years ago. He said: "They've been doing it againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup two years and perhaps we need to remind them, as the squad has changed so much." He was a little worried that not all the players know all the words againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup Britain's national anthem, called "God Save The Queen". He said: "We're great until the second verse comes againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup because we don't really know that." The manager wants his players to show the same passion as other teams. He said: "You very rarely play an international match againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup opponents who haven’t got their hands againstalongatbeforeforofoffontoup their hearts."