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Wales Boss Chris Coleman Bans WAGS From Euros
With Wales hoping to make an impact at their first major tournament in 58 years, manager Chris Coleman revealed, at least during for the group stage of the tournament in France, he wants his players to focus on football with no family distractions.
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Opinion: Not Quite Zeenie-Imran, But Virat-Anushka Works
Shobhaa De versus the no-WAGs rule.
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The Great Indian Dog Show in Bangalore
Like all dog shows, the Great Indian Dog Show in Bangalore had its share of wagging tails, barks, friendly and nervous dogs. But while most dog show are about pedigree, breeding and kennel club connections - there were no canine family trees on display here. Every single participant was a delightful Indian mongrel.
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No repeat of 2006 WAGS chaos: Gary Neville
England coach Gary Neville has ruled out any chance of a repeat of the WAGS sideshow that overshadowed the Three Lions' campaign at the 2006 World Cup.
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No WAGs for English players during Ashes
English players would not be allowed to bring their wives and girlfriends during the first two Tests of the five-match Ashes series in Australia.
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Wales Boss Chris Coleman Bans WAGS From Euros
With Wales hoping to make an impact at their first major tournament in 58 years, manager Chris Coleman revealed, at least during for the group stage of the tournament in France, he wants his players to focus on football with no family distractions.
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Opinion: Not Quite Zeenie-Imran, But Virat-Anushka Works
Shobhaa De versus the no-WAGs rule.
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The Great Indian Dog Show in Bangalore
Like all dog shows, the Great Indian Dog Show in Bangalore had its share of wagging tails, barks, friendly and nervous dogs. But while most dog show are about pedigree, breeding and kennel club connections - there were no canine family trees on display here. Every single participant was a delightful Indian mongrel.
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No repeat of 2006 WAGS chaos: Gary Neville
England coach Gary Neville has ruled out any chance of a repeat of the WAGS sideshow that overshadowed the Three Lions' campaign at the 2006 World Cup.
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No WAGs for English players during Ashes
English players would not be allowed to bring their wives and girlfriends during the first two Tests of the five-match Ashes series in Australia.
