England stars land in Germany ready to be whisked to luxury Euro 2024 base as Kane and Co look to lead nation to glory
Credit: SplashBut players were in for a shock if they glanced out the windows and looked at the runway.Bags were spotted leaning out of trolleys as cardboard boxes were stacked on top of each other and appeared to be getting crushed.There has seemingly been confusion over passengers incorrectly believing a new 100ml liquid procedure has been rolled out.
Robbie is a key part of 160-strong staff at the vast 350-acre leisure site at Blankenhain, eastern Germany, where Gareth Southgate's squad will be staying for the tournament. Robbie, with flashing blue eyes, says phrases in German including “Excuse me” and “Please let me get on with my work” as he collects dishes from guests at one of the hotel’s six restaurants.
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