By Paul Hirst, Press Association Gary Cahill knows it will take some time to win back the supporters who have shunned England in the wake of their disappointing World Cup campaign. England fans made their unhappiness clear on Wednesday night when vast numbers of them stayed away from Wembley for the friendly win over Norway. Just 40,181 turned up to watch the Three Lions edge past the Scandinavians 1-0 in the first game since Roy Hodgson's winless World Cup campaign. Lacklustre: Gary Cahill spoke after training on Friday about England's disappointing summer No-show: A record-low 40,181 supporters turned out on Wednesday night, with the entire top tier empty
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A record-low crowd of 40,181 turned up at Wembley on Wednesday night
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England begin their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign on Monday
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Roy Hodgson's men travel to Switzerland for the opener
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Gary Cahill realises there will be no dramatic transformation in support
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The Chelsea defender believes that, in time, the support will return
'It's a very young squad,' said Cahill, who will start in @placeholder despite slight concerns over an ankle injury.