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SPECIAL REPORT BY IAN HERBERT: The England WAGs already have their towels on some of Qatar's most popular sun loungers, contributing to the fact that this World Cup will be a bad one to miss. According to the site's sales manager, English and French players have booked in at Banana Island, a luxurious spot 25 minutes by sea from the Doha seafront. Many families with children are keen on the five-bedroom chalets. A helipad may be used instead of the motor launch, as well as white leather seats, complimentary dates, and cold flannels. The three £6,000 a night chalets, which are built on stilts and sit in the Arabian Sea, will not have complete freedom from hoi polloi. Anyone can ride the boat and enjoy the resort's pool and beach for £100. But with a cinema, a wave machine, and scuba diving courses, it all adds to the fact that England's partners are well ahead of the rest in Group B's accommodation hunt.