Diego Díaz told details of the crossing he had with Pollo Vignolo: “There is no going back…”

In February 2018, diego diaz and Sebastian Vignolo They were the referents of the most watched programs of the signals Fox and T&C Sports and both shot each other with thick ammunition in a war of egos rarely seen. Today, five years later, Díaz recounted how he finished the fight with the Chicken.

In an interview for journalist Gonzalo Cardozo’s Youtube channel, Díaz told what his reaction was when he ran into Vignolo: “I came across it in one of the games that I covered for the Argentine National Team when it played in the Bombonera, in the midst of a pandemic. He had finished the previous program that he did on the Boca field and he wanted to kill time but at that moment there was not a soda stand, hot dogs or anything, “he began by saying.

“I was sitting and I didn’t know what to do during those three hours and at one point I got up and went to walk through the interior corridors in case someone sold something. There was no one in the corridor, but he was just walking in front of him, ”she added.

“While I was walking and I saw it, I said ‘there’s no turning back, either it all ends with blows or… there’s no way’. No one could avoid the other because there were people who could save us,” said the journalist and then recounted the descent: “When we were one or two meters away, We open our arms and greet each other. We said ‘well, that’s it, it’s over, we’re big now’. He told me ‘I was wrong’, I told him I was wrong too and I’m done”.

To end the topic, Diego Díaz opened up when talking about whether or not he has a relationship with Pollo Vignolo: “we don’t have friendship because we don’t have environments in common beyond working there, but it’s all good”, he concluded.

How the conflict between Diego Díaz and Pollo Vignolo was born in 2018

In February 2018, after a River match against Godoy Cruz, journalists diego diaz and Sebastian Vignolo they crossed paths in a war of egos, linked to their leading role on TV.

Each of them took advantage of their program to send a chicana to the other. “There are former players who are in the media and many journalists are critics, but many of them prepared themselves,” Vignolo said in Sunday night and I add: “Some. There are others who played 10 minutes and think they can talk.”

The answer came a day later. “There are journalists who are from All Boys and Boca… and some do the makeup who are from All Boys, but hey,” Diego Díaz began and raised the ante: “And you would have liked to play even nine minutes at first, right? Even if it’s just a little while”.

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