Fabio Capello has slapped a sex ban on the England players.
WAG Lizzie Cundy revealed news of the ban in her weekly Closer magazine World Cup diary.
She revealed: ”There have been lots of conflicting reports about which WAGs are coming out for the tournament, but I can finally set the record straight.
"Chantelle Tagoe, my good pal and Emile Heskey's fiancée, has been here since the start. She's having a brilliant time and has pretty much visited every shop in Johannesburg.
"We went for some drinks and she had a good old moan about how she’s missing her man because England boss Fabio Capello had slapped a sex ban on all the players because he doesn’t want them distracted!”
She added: “Alex Gerrard and Coleen Rooney have decided to stay at home and both hosted parties for the first game.
"They have little children and it's hard to leave them when they don't know how long they'll be out here for.
She'll be flying out for the semi-finals – especially since Steven has been made captain, so fingers crossed the boys make it!”
Speaking about the WAGs legendary shopping habits, Lizzie revealed: “Although the WAGs don't exactly need anyone to finance their retail therapy, some generous stores have shelled out £3,000 vouchers for them to turn up and shop.
"Botox is also ultra cheap out here, so I reckon there'll be a few takers before the tournament's up!”
Read Lizzie's full column in Closer magazine today.
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2002 | Brazil | Germany | Turkey |
1998 | France | Brazil | Croatia |
1994 | Brazil | Italy | Sweden |
1990 | Germany | Argentina | Italy |
1986 | Argentina | Germany | France |
1982 | Italy | Germany | Poland |
1978 | Argentina | Holland | Brazil |
1974 | Germany | Holland | Poland |
1970 | Brazil | Italy | Germany |
1966 | England | Germany | Portugal |
1962 | Brazil | Czech | Chile |
1958 | Brazil | Sweden | France |
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1950 | Uruguay | Brazil | Sweden |
1938 | Italy | Hungary | Brazil |
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