Football Daily | Pass the smelling salts: home nations go long in search of World Cup success

Here is a 188-word summary of the news article: The article discusses the recent performances of the home nations' national football teams in their World Cup qualifying matches. It highlights England's uninspiring 2-0 victory over Andorra, where both goals came from "the more Jurassic era approach of unceremoniously hoofing crosses into the opposition box." Manager Thomas Tuchel was quoted as saying "the long throw-in is back" in reference to one of the goals. The article also includes an anecdote from Wayne Rooney about a humorous interaction between former Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal and Rooney's wife Coleen. Additionally, it mentions French national team manager Didier Deschamps' concern over his players being distracted by their phones during team talks. Lastly, the article provides an update on the case of 54-year-old Terry Dunn, who was lined up to play in goal for Dorking Wanderers but ultimately did not feature in their 2-1 victory. The piece concludes with a critical comment about the dull performances of England and manager Gareth Southgate compared to Spain.