Britain manager Roy Hodgson has poured despise on the idea that there might be a break between advances Wayne Rooney and Jamie Vardy. 

What's more, Hodgson included that his squad are completely centered around Monday's round-of-16 conflict against an Iceland group who he supposes will be "difficult to beat". 

In the pre-match public interview, it was put to skipper Rooney that he and Vardy had talked about the high Twitter profile of Vardy's significant other Rebekah, yet Hodgson bounced into release the inquiry as crazy. 

"I don't know what you are alluding to," said the England supervisor. 

"There are truly no issues in football terms between Wayne Rooney and Jamie Vardy, indeed an incredible converse, they are dear companions, both on the field and off the field. 

"I have no thought what you are alluding to and I positively would encourage Wayne to give no remark to it, since it is clearly one indecent story that somebody has figured out how to turn. 

"It is of no enthusiasm to us." 

Hodgson knows his side will be relied upon to thrashing Iceland on Monday and set up a quarter-last against hosts France next Sunday night. 

Be that as it may, the England supervisor says he has a lot of appreciation for Monday's rivals, who impacted the world forever just by meeting all requirements for the occasion and progressed into the knockout stages in the wake of completing second in Group F. 

Hodgson said: "I think they owe an extraordinary obligation to [manager] Lars Lagerback. I don't have a clue about the youthful Icelandic mentor [Heimir Hallgrimsson] however I am certain he has had huge impact too. 

"They can compose a group, get the greatest out of them and make them fantastically hard to beat, furthermore to incite a hard working attitude which is not seen each day. 

"The character of the Icelandic individuals, their determination, their capacity to get by through hardships - I am sure that has been a main consideration in their advancement also. 

"We end up motivating prepared to play them and we will need to acknowledge the title of top choices, and they can go into the amusement as underdogs. 

"However, we know, impeccably well, check that whether we title them top choices or underdogs, it will be an, exceptionally troublesome diversion for us and they will be a hard group to beat." 

The general population of Britain voted in favor of "Leave" in Thursday's European Union submission and the repercussions of that choice keep on reverberating yet Hodgson was resolute that his squad's arrangements had not been impeded in the smallest. 

"To the extent Brexit is concerned, that is of awesome enthusiasm to the country," he said. "In any case, similarly as we are concerned, our focus, as you would comprehend, has been absolutely about football. 

"We voted when we would, we be able to had our say. Yet, the country has had its say, we are a piece of the country, and we will live with that.