It is the type of stuff that the football gods no doubt look favourably over.Videos from England's inner sanctum have also shown a united front, refreshing for a national team that so often has been a picture of anxiety, a set of players completely overburdened under the weight of expectation.There was partying and dancing inside the locker room following the win over Mexico, as Declan Rice and veteran John Stones played a mini-prank on their manager Thomas Tuchel before the beat drop.The vibes, as the kids say, have been immaculate.Then came the discomfort England's long-tortured fans had dreaded.In a post-game interview with ITV, Tuchel told the interviewer Gabriel Clarke that he was "not happy with the performance".Moments later, Clarke, now interviewing Jude Bellingham after his brace against Norway, relayed Tuchel's comments to England's number 10, who didn't want a bar of it."Yeah well, whatever," he said."It's difficult out there The vibes are so good that Jordan Henderson was prepared to take the pitch just days after breaking his arm in a calamitous celebration attempt at the Azteca.The good news is that Tuchel's crop also appears to have more intestinal fortitude than any of their predecessors.This is the type of drama that might have caused England teams of yesteryear to unravel, but Tuchel's squad has shown a propensity to thrive in the uncomfortable.As this World Cup has gone on, this England team has had an aura of being different to those previous teams that have fallen short.Now the England manager has provided his team another chance to prove just how different they really are.