A view on the next Tzesar

[comrade cat 349]

As the early morning came and the announcement of his father Savaisk Tzesar retiring from the professional Hockey league the media wanted to speak to his son and rising player Krister Von Cäsar Tzesar.

"So Krister, a lot of fame has come to you quite quickly after your father retired. Are you enjoying this free publicity and willing to curve and mold it into your career?" 

"Well no shit I've seen my father play for so many years and for him to finally drop the skates and pass it down to me is a honor but to answer your question yes I will use this public awareness and show off to those shitty VHL players that they are a lot worse then what the media makes them out to be."

"Don't you think you are acting a bit childish? I mean yes some players in the VHL and VHLM are made out to be great players but is that what you really want to show off as? a violent guy with his mind focused on humiliating players?" 

“I don’t really care what players or GMs think of me. I play for me not for anyone else and if they can’t take that then good I don’t really give a shit if someone says I’m not this or that.” 

 

“With that being said, are you excited to be one of the players who will be drafted in the upcoming dispersal draft?” 

 

“Actually I’m pretty down for it. I can't wait to see who will trust their pick with me. I'm also happy to give it my all and try to be the number one pick. It’s highly unlikely but who cares still has to have imagination and hope to be one of the best.” 

 

“Do you have any VHLM teams? Do you see yourself going to maybe the Houston Bulls or Halifax 21st?”

 

“Honestly going to San Diego would be cool since my father played for them and won a cup with them but I want to make MY career special and not follow his steps I’m here to prove that I belong, that I’m the best in the Tzesar family well physically anyway I still need to prove that I’m better at everything else.” 

 

“I mean it’s possible you could be better than your father but what makes you want to be the “best” in the family?” 

 

“Why not? Hockey is about trying as hard as you can to be the best in your department so why not compare myself so I can continue to push myself. I don’t want to be satisfied with awards. I want to prove my game by dominating the ice and breaking down teams' offense.” 

 

“Well Krister we truly wish you luck on your journey to be the best in the entire family and hopefully you can excite whatever team’s fan base with your style of play.” 

 

With the interview over and Krister walking out of the room his ego really shines heavily but can he really prove to others what he is saying is truly what he wants?