Tuchel's Anthem Stance and Royal Approval
Tuchel's Anthem Stance and Royal Approval

Tuchel's Anthem Stance and Royal Approval

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Thomas Tuchel, the newly appointed England manager, has stated that he will refrain from singing the national anthem in his initial matches, emphasizing the need to 'earn the right' to do so. Tuchel, a German, expressed his respect for 'God Save the King' and highlighted the anthem's emotional and cultural significance. He plans to earn the privilege through positive results, team building, and cultural integration, aiming for acceptance from fans, players, and media. This approach contrasts with former interim manager Lee Carsley, who faced criticism for not singing the anthem. Tuchel, who has met with Prince William and received royal approval for his role, will lead England in upcoming qualifiers against Albania and Latvia. His decision reflects a broader attempt to assimilate into English football culture while respecting national traditions.

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