Harry Kane and other England players tricked into signing document ahead of Croatia World Cup clash
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Chris Waddle shares what will be the 'hardest part' for England at World Cup.
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Former England winger Chris Waddle shared what he thinks will be the hardest thing the Three Lions to deal with during the World Cup.Waddle, who played 62 times for England, featured at the 1986 and 1990 World Cups with the Three Lions reaching the quarter-finals and semi-finals respectively.Speaking exclusively to GB News through NewBettingOffers, Waddle explained the challenges England will have to overcome.He said: "The hardest part of this tournament for the England players is going to be the weather.
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I played at Mexico 86, and it was really tough.
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People may watch on TV back home and wonder why players are struggling, but for teams going to Mexico expecting to win, they are in for a shock."There will be water breaks, which I'm sure the players will be desperate for.
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There are no questions over the players' fitness, but the heat will affect them.
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Harry Kane and other England players appear to have been tricked into signing the US Declaration of Independence ahead of the Three Lions' opening World Cup clash against Croatia.England's captain and several other stars signed the famous document, which appeared to them to be a blank piece of paper.The prank happened at the Three Lions World Cup training camp in Kansas City.Writing on TikTok, the prankster said: "I think it's going to go pretty well.
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The big guy."Any others are fine, but we want Harry Kane to sign it."The Declaration of Independence is the document that established the United States in 1776.Numerous other England stars appear to have put pen to paper on the document, including Bukayo Saka, Elliot Anderson, Anthony Gordon and Jordan Henderson.LATEST SPORTS NEWSWorld Cup 2026 day six: All the latest as England suffer huge injury setback...
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