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No sex please, we're Ecuadorean

June 09, 2006 17:27 IST

Ecuador coach Luis Fernando Suarez had no qualms about imposing a World Cup sex ban on his players.

The only problem is that it applies to him as well.

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"Oh that's good," said one female journalist, impressed at his solidarity with his team.

"No. No, it is not good," smirked Suarez, during a news conference. "It is not good at all."

Ecuador play their Group A World Cup opener against Poland on Friday and later face hosts Germany and Costa Rica.

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