England fans attending the World Cup are facing strict regulations that could see them ejected from stadiums for swearing or engaging in cheeky chants. FIFA has issued a comprehensive 94-point code of conduct, which was sent to ticket holders before the tournament's first match. This document stipulates that fans must not behave in a way that disturbs public order or offends a reasonable person. It also clarifies that tattoos and body paint do not count as clothing. Furthermore, traditional displays such as St George Cross flags with club names are prohibited if they obscure advertisers' logos, and any flag exceeding 2×1.5 meters requires prior approval. Musical instruments are also limited in size to a maximum of 4.7 inches. Fans like Steve Jones and Lorelei Menzies have expressed their discontent, arguing that such restrictions undermine the enjoyment of the game, likening the atmosphere to that of a theatre rather than a football match. FIFA has yet to respond to these concerns.