The strangest things banned by coaches

Daniel Passarella. Redondo didn't cut his hair when asked and was not called up to the Argentina national team

Pep Guardiola. "He told me I cannot drink Coca-Cola," said Manchester City player Gabriel Jesus.

Domenech believed in astrology, and didn't call up Scorpios and avoided defenders who were Leo.

Juande Ramos banned Tottenham players from eating Jaffa Cakes

Giovanni Trapattoni, Rep of Ireland coach, didn't want his players to eat mushrooms, so avoiding indigestion

Guardiola. "He cut the internet in the locker room. I didn't understand at all," Aguero said in an interview

Paolo Di Canio, at Sunderland, banned: coffee, mayonnaise, mobiles and singing in the shower.

Héctor Vargas, as Olimpia coach, didn't allow players to wear earrings.

Neil Lennon, when he was Bolton coach, didn't allow his players to train with hats on.

Arsene Wenger stopped Arsenal players from eating 'Mars' bars after training.

Diego Vázquez, coach of Motagua, does not allow his players to take photos with the Press.

Sir Alex Ferguson forced the players at Manchester United to train with black boots.

Fabio Capello didn't allow Russian players the use of social networks during the 2014 World Cup.

Miguel Herrera banned sex for the México players during the 2014 World Cup.

At Manchester United, David Moyes barred his players from eating crisps the night before games.

Alexander Zorniger, at Stuttgart, banned players from using big headphones.

It was one of the rules Dunga established in the as Brazil boss.

Marcelo Bielsa, at Chile, did not allow sex, Twitter, talking to the press, or using the internet at night.

Maurizio Sarri has banned Napoli players from eating pizza prior to their game with Real Madrid