England stars’ Wags arrive in Qatar with packed suitcases as Southgate’s boys prepare for World Cup opener with Iran
The £1billion ship, dubbed HMS Wag, boasts six swimming pools, a 643ft promenade, 14 ocean-view whirlpools, 13 dining venues and more than 30 bars and cafes.
There is also an 11-deck high helter skelter called The Venom Drop — the tallest slide on any ship in the world.And five-star packages are costing up to £6,000. While HMS Wag is docked off the coast of Doha, England stars will remain at their Souq Al Wakra hotel base in Qatar's capital.this afternoon, although the latter will miss out as he continues to recover from a groin injury.Guests will have plenty of spaces to relax
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