“It’s Always About DiDo”

Blick: Christopher DiDomenico, you’re going through a rough time at SCB…
Christopher DiDomenico: What are you talking about?

On the one hand, there is the fact that you canceled your contract at the end of the season.
We don’t need to talk about that. I’m here until the end of the season and we have two important games ahead of us. That’s our focus. I will do my best to the end.

Can you explain why you don’t feel comfortable with SCB anymore?
I’m here. Everything else doesn’t matter.

Let’s talk about your third slush canisters and the automatic play ban.
Anyone watching the video will see a baseball against my left knee. I don’t know if I’m the target. But let’s let the league handle the case and move on (SCB appeals, ed.).

But do you disagree with the decision?
You could file 40, 50 cases of possible embellishment (theatrical, exaggerating and underlining an offense ed.) and I’ll be fined because it’s me.

Do you agree with the Swede Carl Klingberg from Zug, who said that the foreigners were targeted?
What do you think? Have you seen the video?

I think it’s a tough decision, but you’re…
Did you see what happened before the scene?

Say.
Before that, I had checked Djuse in the corner. That’s why he hit me afterwards.

They were not hit on the leg and still fell.
I had a femur and fibula fracture and a knee injury to that leg. This leg is therefore much less strong than the other.

Do you think you are a victim of their reputation?
What do you think?

I think you’ve earned a reputation for disappointing yourself sometimes.
And how many times have I been banned for a vicious stick hit or foul offense?

Very rare.
I’ve taken a lot of beatings over the years and I’ve never complained.

But sometimes they fall very quickly and try to sell the referees a foul.
I don’t think anyone likes to let go. It’s always all about DiDo. How much did I have to pay for buses? 50,000 francs?

You have now reached 72,000 francs.
That’s an annual salary for some people. Is it always me?

You are an attractive character.
I don’t knock people down. And when Biel defender Yannick Rathgeb jumps at me, nothing happens. Rathgeb’s check was dangerous, I could have broken my leg again. Luckily I knew what was coming.

You also know why he checked on you. At the time, you provoked the Biel fans with your cheers.
Why was I cheering like that? Because the people of Biel constantly insult me. Even little kids bring cardboard plates to play that say “F**k you, DiDo!”. This is worrying and should also provide food for thought.

Source : Blick