Stones reflects on England's transformation since 2018 World Cup
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John Stones discusses England's evolution from the 2018 World Cup, noting the nation's initial lack of belief in the team.
In an interview with Kelly Somers, England defender John Stones reflected on the team's transformation since the 2018 World Cup.
Stones highlighted how the national team has evolved, acknowledging that the nation initially did not believe in their potential. The conversation focused on the journey and changes within the squad over the years.
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