ESPN’s Rogério Vaughan said a viewer’s name without realizing it was a two-way joke.
The narrator Rogério Vaughan, from ESPNfell into a live double-entendre joke during Portugal’s 4-0 win over Liechtenstein in Euro Cup qualifying this Thursday the 23rd.
After the match ended, a spectator sent a message to the broadcast stating that he was watching Italy’s match. However, Vaughan did not realize that this was a two-way joke and uttered this supporter’s name.
“There’s a boy who’s in Italy watching us, Ubiratan, watch this. Giuseppe Camoli,” said the narrator.
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The boy from Italy who looks at us 🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/xMB78xCfmZ
— Polonius (@crfpolonius) March 23, 2023
After realizing the joke, the narrator joked. “Ah, the fan is a figure”. It is not the first time that such an episode has occurred, the sending of messages with double meaning names in broadcasts has become fashionable among viewers and has caught several storytellers off guard.
Source: Terra
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