On Monday, England won a hard fought opening World Cup soccer game against Tunisia. Two composed goals by England striker Harry Kane made the difference and the land of hope and glory came out with a 2-1 victory. But it was a tense affair, and considering the comparative skill of the teams, England should have secured a more confident victory.

In light of that, here are some suggestions from four England “experts” on how their team can improve before its next game. Who are these experts? Myself (of course), my little brother Charlie, my middle brother Andrew, and my good friend Andy Walker. Andy Walker is a semi-professional soccer player who also works in the city of London, Charlie Rogan was an accomplished high school soccer player in Florida (where his British accent also won him 3,012 dates), and Andrew Rogan is a marine biologist who knows more about sharks and soccer than Charlie or myself.