![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/england-facing-sleepless-nights-as-noisy-camels-cause-havoc-at-world-cup-hotel/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_FBL-WC-2022-ARRIVAL-ENG.jpg&description=England's World Cup heroes could be forced to deal with sleepless nights thanks to a pair of noisy camels who are pitched up just yards away from their lavish hotelJerry Lawton shows off camels outside England team's hotel in Doha There are fears that England's stars could be left facing sleepless nights throughout the World Cup - because of a pair of noisy camels outside their hotel. Gareth Southgate's charges touched down in Qatar on Tuesday ahead of the showpiece tournament, which kicks off on Sunday when the hosts entertain Ecuador. England get their Group B campaign underway against Iran on Monday afternoon. The Three Lions chief and FA bosses deliberated over the squad's World Cup base before plumping for the Souq Al Wakra Hotel. The venue was believed to be the perfect spot for England to get away from the flurry of excitement of Qatar capital Doha - but their decision has seemingly backfired. The Daily Star has revealed that a pair of grunting camels have been been vocal at all hours of the night just outside the luxury wellness retreat. The camels are housed in a fenced off pen on the beach just yards away from the shoreside resort which is set to host the England squad, coaching staff and FA support figures. Camels are renowned for their noisy antics - and unfortunately for England, locals have revealed that the pair outside the Three Lions' World Cup base are particularly fond of a chitchat. Join the debate! How do you think England will get on in the World Cup? Let us know here. The camels outside the Souk Al Wakra Hotel are renowned for their noisy antics One local cafe owner said: "The camels like to talk. It makes them popular with the tourists. Maybe they will keep England awake so Qatar will win." And there's more bad news for England when it comes Tripadvisor reviews. While some praise England's chosen hotel as a 'quiet' and 'peaceful' place to stay, one guest warned: "The sound insulation in the room is very bad." The camels groans has already cau){kind=link}
England’s World Cup heroes could be forced to deal with sleepless nights thanks to a pair of noisy camels who are pitched up just yards away from their lavish hotel
There are fears that England’s stars could be left facing sleepless nights throughout the World Cup – because of a pair of noisy camels outside their hotel.
Gareth Southgate’s charges touched down in Qatar on Tuesday ahead of the showpiece tournament, which kicks off on Sunday when the hosts entertain Ecuador. England get their Group B campaign underway against Iran on Monday afternoon.
The Three Lions chief and FA bosses deliberated over the squad’s World Cup base before plumping for the Souq Al Wakra Hotel. The venue was believed to be the perfect spot for England to get away from the flurry of excitement of Qatar capital Doha – but their decision has seemingly backfired.
The Daily Star has revealed that a pair of grunting camels have been been vocal at all hours of the night just outside the luxury wellness retreat.