Drunken Dioufy abused "poor" punters
The Daily Mirror today report that El Hadji Diouf was drunk and abusing revellers in a bar earlier this week, however the bar owner denies he was "beaten up" as his bodyguards, believed to be Senegalese Wrestlers came to his aid.
According to the Mirror and some website called Modern Ghana, Diouf was shouting
"You're all zero, you're poor, you're not connected" at other drinkers in Dakar earlier this week before a bloke called Thierry took him into the toilets and gave him a good hiding.
However the bar owner is quoted as saying it was " all over in three seconds."
Despite grabbing his crotch in front of Brighton fans and a tabloid story about alledgedly wanting a threesome with a stripper and an East European, Diouf's behaviour since joining Leeds has been exemplary.
The club have yet to comment on the stories.
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