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England’s WAGS ‘given list of DOs and DONTs ahead of Qatar World Cup’


England’s WAGs have reportedly been provided an official list of DOs and DONTs ahead of the Qatar World Cup.

With the tournament just over a month away, the players’ partners have been provided with a rulebook on what’s allowed and what could earn them a £6,000 fine and a year in jail.

The list serves as a reminder to the England WAGs that they are ‘not above the law’ in the strict Gulf State. 

Harry Kane's partner Kate (pictured above) and the other WAG's will have been given a list of DOs and DONT's ahead of Qatar

England’s WAGs, including Jordan Pickford’s partner Megan Davison (above) have been given a list of DOs and DON’Ts ahead of the World Cup

As will Manchester City star Jack Grealish's partner Sasha Attwood (pictured above)

As will Manchester City star Jack Grealish’s partner Sasha Attwood (pictured above)

According to the Sun, one of the key points stressed is that they should ‘dress modestly’ when in public and at games, and were also reminded that public displays of affection would not be tolerated.

They’ve been reminded on the country’s strict policy on littering, which is illegal in Qatar and punishable with the aforementioned £6,000 fine and year in jail. 

On top of that, they’ll be prohibited from drinking alcohol or swearing in public, as well as playing music, singing, shouting or generally acting ‘inappropriately’ during the call to prayer.

They'll be prohibited from doing a number of things in public and during the call to prayer

They’ll be prohibited from doing a number of things in public and during the call to prayer

The list serves to remind the players' partners that they are 'not above the law' in Qatar

 The list serves to remind the players’ partners that they are ‘not above the law’ in Qatar

Selfies outside of official government buildings could also lead to police action if not careful. 

This isn’t the first time that the England WAGs have been warned about the strict rules in Qatar that they should be aware of. 

At a meeting before England’s 3-3 draw with Germany last month, FA chiefs said: ‘It is important to understand that you and your husband/partner are not above the law here.

‘Every order is in place to protect both yourselves and your partner/husband in any case of indiscretion. Fines and prosecution are commonplace.’

The WAGs have been reminded to 'dress modestly' when out in public or at the matches

The WAGs have been reminded to ‘dress modestly’…



Source : dailymail

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