Wojciech Szczęsny (14 Viewers)

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    reporter: First time Juve turned around 0-2, how do you feel?
    Woj: Well it was the first time Juventus had rRonaldo. (smile)
    rep: You made history tonight.
    Woj: Yes, for us it was unbelievable, for Ronaldo i guess it was just a normal day. (smile)
    rep: Good thing i arrived here for this game
    Woj: You can book your tickers for quarters, semi and final. (wink)
     

    Akshen

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    Aug 27, 2010
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    another nice interview:
    Some interesting inside info:
    Mentions how Lewa regrets that Bayern sold Douglas Costa and rates him as top top player. Also says he likes to party a lot (Costa is his neighbor).
    Says Chiellini is his favourite player and he could have a team with 10 Chiellinis. Then they speak how awful is to play against him for attackers.
    Then Ramsey - speaks about his tactial unawaraness (journalist thinks it might not be good for his spell at Juve, but Wojciech doesnt agree - he probably thinks our MF needs some tactical freedom), how he runs 13km in every match.
    Then speaks about Nainggolan - confirms all the rumours about his party style.
    Ronaldo - standard comment - he works harder than anyone.
    Higuain - best player in penalty area, better than Lewa for him. Mentions his overweight when he came to Juve - he was forced to take care of his form.
    Dybala - right now he is defo on top of his abilities, thinks he can show much better. Mentions his shoot technique - there is no way to predict in which way he will shoot.
     

    Akshen

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    I always love a good Voychek interview. He’s very honest and candid, and rarely gives boring answers.
    Yeah, thanks to him polish journous are close to Juve players and they get inside info. One more I heard that before the Atletico second game in our dressing room we had a big poster of Simeone doing this cojones thing for a few days. Allegri used this as motivation - "look at him, there is second leg to play and he is already celebrating. Prove him wrong." and that in players opinion this was a huge factor. You can see that from players reaction after the win (Ronaldo doing the cojones, Costa imitating it too). Coming from Wojciech before the match - he was certain Juve would pass Atleti as he has never seen team so motivated ever.
     

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    Tomas Rosicky
    You watch ‘Little Mozart’ play with great pleasure. His movement on the pitch was impressive, full of class and grace. I still believe he must be the richest footballer I know. He never spent any money. The whole time I was at Arsenal he had the same car, a 2005/6 Mercedes, and he only wore clothes from his sponsor. The only thing he didn’t spare on was his guitar.
    Aaron Ramsey
    He never considered football as a tactical game. He is the guy who runs for the whole 90 minutes. He runs more than any player I’ve played with, 13 kilometres per game with no problem. In my opinion, he’ll be a great addition to Juventus.
    Samir Nasri
    He always thought he was some kind of gangster. Everyone has this guy at school, who had strong and big friends and it made him think he’s cool.
    Alexandr Hleb
    He could have achieved more in football. He still made a great career but he liked to drink.
    Thierry Henry
    The best player in Arsenal’s history. The best player in Premier League history. He was very demanding, especially on the youngsters. The guys always said they were afraid of him in training. When you failed a pass, he got pissed and let you know he’s not happy with you very vocally. Great guy.
    Jack Wilshere
    My best friend, alongside [Grzegorz] Krychowiak. At my wedding he got so drunk, we were looking for him everywhere for two hours and found him sleeping in bushes. He had one injury that he never really fixed and it’s caused the next and the next. He’s one of the greatest talents, I ever met. Because of injuries he now plays in West Ham rather than a big European club.
    Robin van Persie
    You have to admit, he left for Manchester United and the following year won a title, however, after that he got benched, moved to Turkey and his big career ended. He could have made other decisions and achieved lots more at Arsenal. He’s extremely arrogant – sometimes.
    Nicklas Bendtner
    One of the most intelligent guys I played with. You see Nick, well-organised, neat, in-form and it seems everything is going great for him. The next day you open a newspaper and read – “Drunk Bendtner driving wrong way” and you are like, what the fuck? I don’t know, he’s a guy with two personalities. The most confident guy I played with.
    Gervinho
    Who thought he would be in the top 40 I played with?! Add one more 0.
    Olivier Giroud
    The most handsome player I played with, and he knows it. He loves himself, even more than [Grzegorz] Krychowiak. You know, little beard comb, oils for chest. Great guy and a very underrated player.
    Bacary Sagna
    In my opinion, Bac, at his peak was the best right-back in the Premier League. When the game wasn’t going well for us, I’d just pass long balls to him on the halfway line. We used to train for this and 98 times out of 100 he’d win the ball.
    Hector Bellerin
    Heccy still has lots to improve in defence. Now that he’s a wingback, he’s giving more offensively. His style is a little weird, but whose isn’t. He got that from his mum.
    Mesut Ozil
    Seven times he’s brilliant, two times he’s horrible. He’s not lazy as people say. Great guy. He can’t stabilise his form in the Premier League and I really can’t tell why. He has unbelievable vision on the pitch. You watch a match on TV and you’re like, “how has he seen that? I haven’t and I’ve got the whole screen on TV.”
    Lukas Podolski
    I remember, and I’m not lying to you now, that in training, when Poldi got the ball inside the box, 10/11 metres out, I didn’t want to save it. I just covered my head. I swear, I just protected the head. He’s a really funny guy and yet for all that a really normal person.
    Andrey Arshavin
    Hilarious guy, he has the funniest laugh ever. The season he joined us, we played lots of small games in training and we were like, “wow, we are going to win the league”. We didn’t.
    Santi Cazorla
    We were at a training camp in Cologne, Germany when Santi joined us. In the first training session, we played small games. After training, the guys gave Arsene a round of applause for signing Cazorla. Slow, small, but one of the best I’ve played with. He has an unbelievable mind and technique. I can’t tell what was his best asset, but you played with him and were like, “Oh my God, he’s so good.” Lovable, friendly, always smiling. I’m not wanting to insult him but he did have a tendency to gain weight.
     

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