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    Milan dominating Arsenal ruined Wojciech Szczesny’s attempt to put down Spurs

    Oh Wojciech. (FourFourTwo Magazine)

    Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny stopped tweeting last month, citing a need to "grow up." But now he might want to stop granting interviews to magazines.

    Milan dismantled Arsenal 4-0 in the first leg of their Champions League round of 16 tie, making the second leg at Emirates Stadium an exercise in futility. After the game, Arsene Wenger admitted (via Reuters) that "we were beaten everywhere" and that "realistically we are out of this competition."

    And so Szczesny's attempt to prod Arsenal's North London rivals in the latest issue of FourFourTwo magazine now seems all the more hilarious. "The draw is exciting," Szczesny is quoted as saying. "Tottenham beat Milan last year, so we're clearly capable of doing that!"

    Clearly!

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    25 comments

    • ispurs  •  Hong Kong, Hong Kong  •  3 months ago
      ahahahahahaha - will wait till the 2nd leg see what happens next
    • Mike O.  •  Chicago, Illinois  •  3 months ago
      Cold Blooded Brooks. That one hurt. Looks like all the talk about finishing above Spurs will also be a fail.
    • hertsyidgirl  •  Hitchin, United Kingdom  •  3 months ago
      ahh proper laughing out loud!! Szczesny your a muppet!
      • Mark 3 months ago
        :GrammarNazi:

        Mein freund, it is you're, not your.

        My work here is done.
    • ivan  •  Portland, Oregon  •  3 months ago
      Szczesny forgot who is back four is before making such a comment.
    • Charles K O  •  Kampala, Uganda  •  3 months ago
      We shall see what will happen at Emirates
      • terry b 3 months ago
        I admire your optimism, but to no avail. Let's face it Woolwich are just not good enough
      • jeffrey 3 months ago
        Not a lot
    • theefunklord.com  •  3 months ago
      Thank You Brooks!
    • George  •  3 months ago
      Never say never?
      You know Milan will score at least one goal in London - given Arsenal's defenders.
      Therefore, even if Arsenal wins 5:1, Milan will advance.
      • jeffrey 3 months ago
        Oh to be a dreamer now that february's here
    • notacubsfan  •  3 months ago
      The twit needs to keep his bloody mouth shut--he just got shelled 4-0!
    • James Ryan  •  3 months ago
      does anyone else think Milan intentionally gave Pato boots too big for his feet so he'll continue to find exciting ways not to score and in turn Chelsea will submit a 50 million Euro bid for him?
    • JB  •  Miami, Florida  •  3 months ago
      You never know, who knows what may happen at Emirates Stadium. I know statistically it's a long shot but never say never
      • terry b 3 months ago
        You are having a laugh mate !
    • Marek  •  Tuxedo Park, New York  •  3 months ago
      Gunners = interim mediocrity, spuds = eternal mediocrity.
      • Stephen C 3 months ago
        needs more bitter
      • Marek 3 months ago
        MORE!? Sorry, that's all I got. What do you think I am, some kind of Chelsea-supporting football blogger?
      • Daniel 3 months ago
        so true.
    • A Yahoo! User  •  Bracknell, United Kingdom  •  3 months ago
      what a #$%$
    • Stephen C  •  3 months ago
      As someone who never watches Serie A, I was quite blown away by Milan's performance. Wouldn't be surprised to see them playing at the Allianz come May.
    • M  •  Newport, United Kingdom  •  3 months ago
      Spend more time playing and less time talking about it, maybe you'll stand a better chance of winning.
    • jeffrey  •  London, United Kingdom  •  3 months ago
      You might point out to Szczesny that Gooners and champs league somewhat akin to Heather Mills......the second leg's just for show
      Regards Baggyshorts
    • Tooshort  •  Gaborone, Botswana  •  3 months ago
      disgrace performance.is it the starting of the bad things for arsenal? this is the time of the year where things normally fall apart.the team needs to do better if they want to be taken serious.
    • Nana  •  3 months ago
      Ouch.
    • Alex  •  Brighton, United Kingdom  •  3 months ago
      this #$%$ is the root of arsenal's problems
    • Raaaabert  •  Zurich, Switzerland  •  3 months ago
      The rot has seeped into Arsenal and what happened last night reflects that. The best players have left and no-one of value has filled their boots. I mean relying on an ex legend Thierry is really stretching it. This all stems from the fact that the club are no longer winners with no silverware for almost a decade the players are getting frustrated. As much as I am loath to say this RVP's days are numbered, he cant continue holding up this ragtag team of misfits anymore. He wants trophies - not excuses.
    • sukriti  •  Manchester, United Kingdom  •  3 months ago
      4-0 instead of 5-0

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