Greece defeat has 'no impact' on Carsley's hopes of becoming England manager

England interim manager Lee Carsley responds to questions on his future after their shock 2-1 defeat to Greece

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00:00Do you think the outcome impacts negatively on your hopes of becoming permanent manager?

00:06I was quite surprised after the last camp in terms of the job's mine and it's mine to lose and all the rest of it.

00:19My remit has been clear from the start.

00:21I've got two in, three camps, there's three games left and then hopefully I'll be going back to the 21s.

00:30So it's almost no impact.

00:35Do you not want the job permanently?

00:39I said at the start that I wouldn't rule myself in or out and that's still the case.

00:45I'm more than comfortable in my position where I am.

00:49The remit was clear, I'm comfortable and confident with that.

00:53After the first camp I definitely didn't get too excited or believe too much.

01:00I know that I'm very aware that this job is one of the best jobs in the world in terms of you've actually got a chance of winning.

01:09Obviously I'm talking about that after a loss but in terms of a major competition and that's still the case.