FIFA World CUP: England team FIFA World Cup: Playing the FIFA World CUP 2022 in Qatar was always going to have adverse effects on the way fans would view the games live, and it would also have a bearing on how the families of footballers would have to behave in Qatar. The English FA has decided to hold a ‘secret session’ for all the WAGs, so that all the rules have been outlined and there are no major issues, come the big event. Follow FIFA World CUP 2022 LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN
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FIFA World CUP: England Football Association releases strict ‘DO’s and DONT’S’ not only for England team but also for WAGS: CHECK OUT
The rules for people, more especially women are different in the oil state. Many of the WAGs have been told to ‘dress modestly’ at the mega event, in stadiums, and also when they are outdoors. Another thing that is a big no-no is Public displays of affection, which is looked down upon and ‘will not be tolerated.
There are also other things to keep in mind, such as not drinking alcohol or swearing in public, playing any sort of loud music, screaming or shouting, especially during the call to prayer.
FIFA World CUP: England Football Association releases strict ‘DO’s and DONT’S’ not only for England team but also for WAGS: CHECK OUT
#Reflect_Your_Respect 🤚🏻🇶🇦 pic.twitter.com/3bFwda2fgH
— أظهر احترامك 🇶🇦 (@RYRQatar) October 1, 2022
This is also another tweet that was gaining traction, as it looked like a guideline by the Qatar government for the World Cup, but it has been debunked by the official FIFA World Cup handle to be fake and they have told that they will issue a fresh guideline list soon enough.
— Road to 2022 (@roadto2022en) October 6, 2022
Littering is also considered illegal in Qatar and is punishable by a fine of £6,000 and a year in jail. Taking selfies outside government buildings would lead to police action as well.
“Every order is in place to protect both yourselves and your partner/husband in any case of indiscretion. Fines and prosecution are commonplace.” – This seems to have been the message that has been passed onto the WAGs at the ‘unofficial meeting’ that was held by the English FA.
“They cannot — and will not — tolerate any controversy or incident that could and should have been avoided with good planning.” Looks like the English FA are pulling out all the stops to ensure any sort of unnecessary controversy, which will take the team’s mind off what goes on the pitch.
FIFA World CUP: England Football Association releases strict ‘DO’s and DONT’S’ not only for England team but also for WAGS: CHECK OUT
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