As the last games close out for a tough week in Elephant Conference Football, news media gaint GLB News brings us live coverage from the D.3. Camp.
Debbie: Im Debbie Dallas reporting live here in Comoros, Im standing next to a man that has been the center of atention and victim of alot of negative press as of late. D.3 what are your thoughts?
Diggler turns to the camera to speak.....
D.3: I'm really disappointed in all the attack ads ran against me as of late. Thats why I shutdown the media last week to get away from the drama and focus on my game. As many of you know I have a red bulleyes on my chest due to my worldwide fame. I started off the season banging then hurt my ankle. Since then my preformances have been decent at best.
D.3: While most players would check into the sidelines and collect a check while healing I stayed out there and gave it my all. I played injuried and instead of praises I get hate? You know what, bump it, YOU CAN HATE ME NOW! Please dont buy my sports wear, dont cheer me on, when you seen me out in the street dont speak, dont ask for my damn autograph cuz you aint getting shit!
Diggler smurks
D.3: This entire country should be on there knees praising the fact That I'm even playing here, Hell I could be in the pros getting paid in the USA, yet im here in this god awful place and for what? So I can hear about bunch of bush campers talk shit on me? This entire country better learn to love the Dirty one or they just may see the face of African football pack his bags and go elsewhere!
Debbie: Dont you think your being a little extreme, you have a huge fan base among the population surrounding Comoros. Your clothing line has done extremely well and while certain players and certain cities around Africa boo and attack your high profile character, this seens extreme.
D.3: What's extreme is you having the nerve to even ask me such nonsense? Know your role and shut your mouth this ain't the US, and you aint no Larry King. Your more like Larry flint'sversion of a Dallas Hooker!
Diggler laughes as he pokes fun of the female reporter!
D.3: Truth be told, I hate this place, its dirty, its poor and the citizens are worthless. Who needs enemys with wack ass fans like these. The majority of them are to poor to do my checkbook any good so really what good are they? You might have to censore this out but again this ain't the USA so who knows. The reality is this, FUCK THE FANS AND FUCK AFRICAN FOOTBALL! Africa will be lucky if they ever see a calibar star like myself grace their presense again, after the way I have been treated here!
The Camera fades,
hours later critics take a indepth look at what happened. Dirty Dirt Diggler made a series of harsh statements towards the Fans and the African football league. You have to wonder if there will be fines or suspensions handed out over this outrage.
Moments after the release of the new D.3 Statements riots in Comoros broke out as outraged fans showed their disapprove of the cocky superstar. D.3 Clothing was seen in the streets being burned and reports state that police had to lock down digglers estate and escort him to safety as upset fans attempted to break in his mansion and burn it down.
The flamboyant superstar attempted to speak with the media over the attack on his estate but the interview has been blackballed to prevent further chaos.
The African league President just moments ago spoke with officals in Comoros and news outlets stating that D.3 is to refrain from speaking to the press for the remainder of this week, or until the protests ease up. Diggler was fined 100 thousand dollars for his off field behavior.
Debbie: Im Debbie Dallas reporting live here in Comoros, Im standing next to a man that has been the center of atention and victim of alot of negative press as of late. D.3 what are your thoughts?
Diggler turns to the camera to speak.....
D.3: I'm really disappointed in all the attack ads ran against me as of late. Thats why I shutdown the media last week to get away from the drama and focus on my game. As many of you know I have a red bulleyes on my chest due to my worldwide fame. I started off the season banging then hurt my ankle. Since then my preformances have been decent at best.
D.3: While most players would check into the sidelines and collect a check while healing I stayed out there and gave it my all. I played injuried and instead of praises I get hate? You know what, bump it, YOU CAN HATE ME NOW! Please dont buy my sports wear, dont cheer me on, when you seen me out in the street dont speak, dont ask for my damn autograph cuz you aint getting shit!
Diggler smurks
D.3: This entire country should be on there knees praising the fact That I'm even playing here, Hell I could be in the pros getting paid in the USA, yet im here in this god awful place and for what? So I can hear about bunch of bush campers talk shit on me? This entire country better learn to love the Dirty one or they just may see the face of African football pack his bags and go elsewhere!
Debbie: Dont you think your being a little extreme, you have a huge fan base among the population surrounding Comoros. Your clothing line has done extremely well and while certain players and certain cities around Africa boo and attack your high profile character, this seens extreme.
D.3: What's extreme is you having the nerve to even ask me such nonsense? Know your role and shut your mouth this ain't the US, and you aint no Larry King. Your more like Larry flint'sversion of a Dallas Hooker!
Diggler laughes as he pokes fun of the female reporter!
D.3: Truth be told, I hate this place, its dirty, its poor and the citizens are worthless. Who needs enemys with wack ass fans like these. The majority of them are to poor to do my checkbook any good so really what good are they? You might have to censore this out but again this ain't the USA so who knows. The reality is this, FUCK THE FANS AND FUCK AFRICAN FOOTBALL! Africa will be lucky if they ever see a calibar star like myself grace their presense again, after the way I have been treated here!
The Camera fades,
hours later critics take a indepth look at what happened. Dirty Dirt Diggler made a series of harsh statements towards the Fans and the African football league. You have to wonder if there will be fines or suspensions handed out over this outrage.
Moments after the release of the new D.3 Statements riots in Comoros broke out as outraged fans showed their disapprove of the cocky superstar. D.3 Clothing was seen in the streets being burned and reports state that police had to lock down digglers estate and escort him to safety as upset fans attempted to break in his mansion and burn it down.
The flamboyant superstar attempted to speak with the media over the attack on his estate but the interview has been blackballed to prevent further chaos.
The African league President just moments ago spoke with officals in Comoros and news outlets stating that D.3 is to refrain from speaking to the press for the remainder of this week, or until the protests ease up. Diggler was fined 100 thousand dollars for his off field behavior.
Last edited Jun 24, 2008 18:55:35
