The Tongue
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| Record labels | Elefant Traks |
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| Genres | Hip Hop Music |
| Albums | Surrender to Victory |
| Alternative Energy | |
| Associated acts | Dialectrix |
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| ID | 1793332 |
About The Tongue
Xannon Shirley, better known by the stage name The Tongue, is a musical artist from Sydney, Australia. He has released two EPs, four albums and three mixtapes.
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Ronaldo mixes up South Africa and Saudi Arabia after Al Nassr move
... While it was obviously a slip of The Tongue, it hasn t stopped some South African football fans from dreaming of seeing one of the world s most famous stars playing for their local team...
Ronaldo mixes up South Africa and Saudi Arabia after Al Nassr move
At his first press conference in Saudi Arabia following his multi-million dollar move to join Al Nassr, football star Ronaldo rather embarrassingly got the name of his new host country wrong.
" It's not The End of my career to come to South Africa , " He Said , in an earnest voice against a backdrop proudly proclaiming " Saudi welcome to Arabia".
While it was obviously a slip of The Tongue , it hasn't stopped some South African football fans from dreaming of seeing one of The World 's most famous stars playing for their local team.
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.Although @NalaThokozane felt the move would have been exciting, she couldn't resist having a dig by saying " ".
And the South African tourism authority is still hoping that Ronaldo will show up at the Moses Mabhida stadium, built in the coastal city of Durban for the 2010 World Cup.
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites., while its football editor Jonty Mark commented: " Saudi Arabia and South Africa may have the same initial at the start of each part of their respective name, but it is still more than a little bizarre that Ronaldo couldn't pick the right country in his first presser. "
But as tweeter pointed out: " ? You don't need to know the name of the country to make €200 million ?. . Anyways, welcome to South Africa Ronaldo ?"
His reported annual salary of $75m (£62m) is believed to make him The World 's highest-paid footballer over his 30-month contract.
While they can't have been happy, the Saudi officials at the press conference didn't seek to correct Ronaldo and it hasn't seemed to bother his new Saudi fans, who gave him a thunderous welcome as he appeared in Al Nassr's yellow and blue kit at his new home ground, Mrsool Park.
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.Most tweeters in the Arab world also overlooked his gaffe, with @alasiri_555 commenting in Arabic: 'Nothing wrong with that. Everybody makes mistakes. "
BBC Arabic producer Ahmed Rouaba says the focus of most tweets has been on football, with Al Nassr fans expecting him to win games for them - and lift the club and country.
Al Nassr didn't seem too bothered, tweeting: " Everyone is happy today ??"
And it also posted a video of Ronaldo arriving in Saudi Arabia , just in case anyone thought he really was in South Africa :
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.As for Ronaldo, he is looking forward to his new life in the oil-rich kingdom.
" In Europe, my work is done. I've won everything. I've played in the most important clubs in Europe. And now for me is a new challenge, " He Said .
Source of news: bbc.com
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