Joe Hart hits back at England's critics like Gary Lineker 'tweeting from their sofas' Lineker last week described the football played under manager Roy Hodgson as going back to the "Dark Ages." Players have been urged not to respond to the criticism but in the wake of the 2-2 draw with Brazil, Hart said: "No one in the squad is interested [in the criticism] and they can tweet all they want from their sofas - we are out here doing it. It is hard work and we are enjoying it. Lineker certainly touched a raw nerve - and made a valid point - with England under Hodgson and there was relief from within the camp that the team earned a draw at the reopening of the Maracana Stadium with four important World Cup qualification ties to come. "We have to take positives although it would have been better if we won," Hart said. We beat Spain and Brazil [in friendlies] at home. No one has taken us apart - we just need to get over the finish line. We dug in when we needed to and we have to repeat that. Even though it was only a friendly international, Hart said the match ranked "right up there" in his career. I would love to be back in Brazil next year but we have a long hard road ahead of us and we will put everything we can into it.