By Chris Waugh Follow @@ChrisDHWaugh Following England's earliest exit from a World Cup since 1958, former players and managers have been queuing up to add their opinion to the inquest that will inevitably begin when the Three Lions return from Brazil. Successive 2-1 losses to Italy and Uruguay leave England bottom of Group D and already eliminated from the tournament, despite having a match against Costa Rica still to play on Tuesday. Among some of the suggestions offered to ready the Three Lions for future tournaments are that English players need to learn to play alternative formations, the FA need to produce a greater number of coaches, and England must make sure their best XI players take to the field.
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England suffered their earliest World Cup exit since 1958 in Brazil
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Successive 2-1 losses to Italy and Uruguay left England bottom of Group D
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They have already been eliminated despite having a game remaining
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Former players and managers suggest English players need to learn alternative formations and that the FA must produce more coaches
Tactics: @placeholder players' naivety when it comes to differing formations may have cost them in Brazil