ENGLAND players are set to be slapped with a curfew after Wayne Rooney’s wedding row.
The Three Lions skipper was pictured worse for wear at a newly married couple’s party at the team hotel.
FA technical director Dan Ashworth has launched a probe into what went on at The Grove near Watford last weekend.
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And when he finishes speaking to staff – and possibly players if he needs to – FA sources say the squad are likely to get days off between games but not the evenings.
There could also be guidelines on being seen in public areas and bars around the hotel, given the power of pictures on social media.
But Roo is unlikely to be punished after being pictured in the early hours of Sunday morning before reporting for duty at 11am.
Jamie Carragher wrote that “it is no secret that Wayne likes a drink” in his Daily Mail column and his ex-England team-mate’s lips looked stained with red wine at the wedding shindig.
Roo and the rest of the squad had trained the day after beating Scotland, then had a team meeting before being released at noon.
Training was scheduled for 1.30pm on the Sunday, with every player weighed before the session.
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Alcohol is not monitored, although players are also given feedback on their sleep, which is recorded with a tracker – and Rooney was cleared to start training.
Wazza only lasted 15 minutes before he withdrew due to a knee injury, which healed in time for him to come on as a sub against Arsenal yesterday.
Despite the row, players are unlikely to be alcohol tested before sessions and are expected to be trusted by staff.
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