FAMILIES LEAVE HMS WAG

DOHA. – The families of Harry Maguire and Jack Grealish have led the exodus off HMS Wag, Agenda understands.

England’s relatives were deeply unimpressed with life on the boat, with insiders disclosing that they felt ‘‘isolated’’ out at sea.

Last week this column reported how one raucous fellow resident urinated into the atrium from the fifth storey, and celebrating fans returning late at night from matches had disturbed the families’ sleep.

There were also problems making calls to players. All of those who were on the ship from the England camp have now moved into hotels as planned, with the Maguires and Grealishes among the first to flag issues.

A number of World Cup players have complained about strange stains on their kit at the end of games, leading some to wonder if ground staff are taking the Augusta approach and using paint to cover bare areas on pitches, as they do on the greens at the Masters.

FIFA are adamant that is not the case and say that warm-up areas are being marked out with green paint. – Mailonline.

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