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Supporting Slovenia, a man performs prayer at Ellis Park Stadium
Sabtu, 19 Juni 2010 | 04:24 WIB
Johannesburg, NU Online
In the midst of the crowd when the crowd breaks first round match between the U.S. and Slovenia at the Ellis Park Stadium Johannesburg, Friday, a man looks earnestly perform 'Asr prayer, not far from the toilet.
Bearded man who called himself Khalid was, seemed indifferent to the spotlight of other spectators eyes with a strange look in the direction which was accompanied by his son Khalid, Mansoor.r />
"I have two nationalities, South Africa and Turkey. I'm here to support Slovenia because I do not like Americans," Khalid said that holding the Turkish flag large enough.
Unfortunately Slovenian team which failed to take advantage of Khalid supported 2-0 and finally 2-2. (afp/dar)
In the midst of the crowd when the crowd breaks first round match between the U.S. and Slovenia at the Ellis Park Stadium Johannesburg, Friday, a man looks earnestly perform 'Asr prayer, not far from the toilet.
Bearded man who called himself Khalid was, seemed indifferent to the spotlight of other spectators eyes with a strange look in the direction which was accompanied by his son Khalid, Mansoor.
"I have two nationalities, South Africa and Turkey. I'm here to support Slovenia because I do not like Americans," Khalid said that holding the Turkish flag large enough.
Unfortunately Slovenian team which failed to take advantage of Khalid supported 2-0 and finally 2-2. (afp/dar)
