War of the WAGs putting Germany's Euro 2008 campaign in disarray?
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London, June 18 : Germany's football captain Michael Ballack is livid about the hours his team-mates are spending with their WAGs, for it has left the country's Euro 2008 campaign in disarray.
German fans were not impressed after their side was beaten 2-1 by Croatia. The discontent increased when wives and girlfriends of the footballers joined them the very next day.
And, echoing the fans' black mood was Ballack, who rescued the country's hopes with a win over Austria.
Ballack and team-mate Torsten Frings were furious that with their campaign hanging on by a thread, their team-mates opted to spend time with their partners rather than focussing on football.
In fact, they were so upset that they even called a team meeting before their 1-0 win over Austria without manager Joachim Loew or any coaching staff present, reports Daily Star.
Ballack later said: "Football's not always harmonious. The voices in the team have got louder."
A source also told The Sun:"The argument about the WAGs has caused a lot of trouble."
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Story first published: Thursday, August 24, 2017, 16:21 [IST]