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German hairdressers protest football players’ haircuts!

Brisbane, January 13 German hairdressers are protesting that the country’s football players look suspiciously well groomed amid the lockdown. They say that many players have had recent trims despite salons being closed since December 16, which is encouraging people to...

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Updated At : 12:41 PM Jan 14, 2021 IST

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Brisbane, January 13

German hairdressers are protesting that the country’s football players look suspiciously well groomed amid the lockdown. They say that many players have had recent trims despite salons being closed since December 16, which is encouraging people to convince barbers to cut their hair illicitly. — Reuters

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