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Brazilian national team manager Luis Felipe Scolari has told the press that he is concerned about his players getting injured in the bedroom.
Scolari says he would like his players to keep their sexual activity on the tame side during the lead up to the World Cup:
"The players can have normal sex during the World Cup. Usually normal sex is done in a balanced way but some like to perform acrobatics. We will put limits and survey the players."
The former Chelsea boss insists while he is happy for his squad to indulge in a little loving away from the pressures of attempting to win the trophy on home soil, he will be watching out for anything 'too acrobatic'.
This advice seemed like fair, if odd, until Scolari hinted they will be attempting to monitor the players extracurricular activities, which seems as difficult as it is creepy.
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