Cazorla and Pires apologise for holding offensive anti-Spurs sign
Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla has apologised after being photographed holding a placard that used foul language to insult rivals Tottenham.
He and an unidentified woman held up the paper note to camera that read: “What do we think of Tottenham? S***. And what do we think s***? Tottenham”
Cazorla said he was unaware of what was written.
Robert Pires & Santi Cazorla. I'd like to call them lads,but I think they didn't see the writing. pic.twitter.com/z1oJeU5GgC
— Finest Football (@finest_football) January 20, 2014
The Spaniard wrote on Twitter: “Our apoligizes to the Totenham fans, we couldn’t see the paper. #alwaysfootballalwaysrespect”
Our apoligizes to the Totenham fans, we couldn't see the paper. #alwaysfootballalwaysrespect @piresrobert7 and @19SCazorla
— Santi Cazorla (@19SCazorla) January 20, 2014
Cazorla signed the brief note on his behalf and on the behalf of Robert Pires, the former Arsenal winger, who also appeared in the photo.
Stick to the Munster signs, eh Santi?
