Chris Coleman says football cannot let terrorism win and that Euro 2016 must go on as normal despite the attacks in Brussels on Tuesday morning. Three co-ordinated bombs went off at the citys main airport and at a metro station near the European Parliament, killing at least 34 people.The incidents came just over four months after 130 people were killed in atrocities in Paris, where 12 matches, including the final, will take place at this summers tournament. UEFA has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering a safe competition and Coleman is adamant the schedule should not be affected.He will manage Wales as they appear at a major finals event for the first time in 58 years and they will be based in the Brittany town of Dinard. A bomb went off at a Brussels metro station after two were detonated at the citys main airport on Tuesday morning Coleman has expressed his sympathies for those affected in Belgium, who the Welsh played against in the qualifying campaign.He told Sky Sports News HQ: Its devastating news that such a tragic event has occurred again. Our thoughts are obviously with everybody involved. Its really, really sad. Wales and Belgium played each other in the qualifying campaign In terms of the tournament, its obviously going to be in France and with what happened in Paris not so long ago - another tragic event - I just think you cant give in to these people.If you let them dictate what we can and cant do they win unfortunately and we cant do that. You trust that every safety precaution will be taken at the tournament. Hes about to lead Wales at Euro 2016 but could Chris Coleman start next season back in club management? 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The charge comes after police were called to a nightclub just before 3 a.m. on Aug. 18 and found a 20-year-old man with serious injuries. Police earlier charged defensive back Dwight Anderson, 32, and wide receiver Taj Smith, 29, each with one count of aggravated assault. They made a brief appearance together in provincial court Thursday and were also released on conditions. All three are scheduled to be back in court Oct. 8. Anderson and Smith are listed as starters for Saturdays game against the Toronto Argonauts; Riley is on the injured list. "They want to play and theyre going to be ready to play, so theyll go this week," Riders general manager Brendan Taman said Friday after practice. Taman acknowledged the situation is serious. He said the toughest thing is not having all the information, but he also defended the decision to play Anderson and Smith. "They were charged, theres no doubt," said Taman. "And when proven guilty, I think -- if proven guilty -- thatll be the next the step. So if theyre not guilty, I would be hard-pressed to be feeling very comfortable benching guys if theyre innocent." Players are usually made available to speak to reporters after practice, but Anderson and Smith were not on Friday. Taman said "theyve got a job to play, its football."; Riders head coach Cory Chamblin would not talk about how important it is to have Anderson and Smith on the roster.dddddddddddd When asked if playing them is a sign of support, Chamblin said hell support everyone on the team "because were a family." "Those guys are a part of this team, whoever it is, not just Dwight, the whole team. And were going to support them until we get to that point where we cant anymore," said Chamblin. Linebacker Rey Williams tore the anterior cruciate ligament in one of his knees in Sundays loss at Winnipeg and will be out for the rest of the season. Slotback Weston Dressler is on the depth chart for Saturdays game, but Chamblin said Dressler wont play because of an injury. "This is the guys, this is their job, this is what they do. At the end of the day, the biggest thing, like I told them is, you dont read the blogs and if you dont listen to the TV, youll just do your job," said Chamblin. "They just have to make sure that they keep out all those unwanted things and move forward." At 8-2, the Riders are tied with the Calgary Stampeders at the top of the CFLs overall standings. Quarterback Darian Durant said the team cant let the off-field events be a distraction. He said the ultimate goal is to win the Grey Cup game, which will be played in Regina this November. "I mean youre dealing with grown men. They know whats right and whats wrong. They know about how to conduct themselves and at the end of the day, like I said, its all about winning football games," Durant said. "Thats what this team is focused on. 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