By James Cormack England’s appointment of Thomas Tuchel as Gareth Southgate’s successor has caused quite a divide, but the majority can agree that the German coach is among the elite in his craft. Sure, Tuchel enters this position off the back of a distinctly unsuccessful spell at Bayern Munich, but one role will not define his career nor tarnish his reputation – one he’s been building since the age of 25 after a knee injury brought a premature end to his playing days. The vastly experienced coach has achieved success in multiple lands at club level, with his compatibility for the England job …