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Wojciech Szczesny insists Arsenal don't fear anyone & is confident Gunners won't get complacent on the back of good run
Arsene Wenger's side have won 11 of their last 13 games in all competitions and the Polish goalkeeper claims confidence is high in the camp and that every game is now "massive"
24 Nov 2011 20:59:00
By Michael Lightfoot
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Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny insists that his side don't fea anyone and is confident his team-mates can carry on their good form into Christmas without the worry of getting complacent.
The north London club had struggled at the start of the season, with results such as an 8-2 defeat by Manchester United at Old Trafford, but star man Robin van Persie has led the way in both the Premier League and Champions League to secure 11 wins in the last 13 games.
One of those 11 wins came at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea in a 5-3 thriller which saw Van Persie score a hat-trick and Polish international Szczesny isn't worried that his side are going to slip-up any time soon as the squad don't fear any one.
He told the club's official website: "I don't think we'll struggle with that," he told Arsenal Player. "For us every game is massive now.
"We've needed to get some points to catch up with the teams at the top of the table.
"The Fulham game is massive for us and I'm sure we'll be up for it.
"It's fantastic that we don't fear playing against anyone. We're very confident going into each game and feel like we have what it takes to get the three points.
"We keep winning so I hope we keep that habit going and win every single game from now on."
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The north London club had struggled at the start of the season, with results such as an 8-2 defeat by Manchester United at Old Trafford, but star man Robin van Persie has led the way in both the Premier League and Champions League to secure 11 wins in the last 13 games.
One of those 11 wins came at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea in a 5-3 thriller which saw Van Persie score a hat-trick and Polish international Szczesny isn't worried that his side are going to slip-up any time soon as the squad don't fear any one.
He told the club's official website: "I don't think we'll struggle with that," he told Arsenal Player. "For us every game is massive now.
"We've needed to get some points to catch up with the teams at the top of the table.
"The Fulham game is massive for us and I'm sure we'll be up for it.
"It's fantastic that we don't fear playing against anyone. We're very confident going into each game and feel like we have what it takes to get the three points.
"We keep winning so I hope we keep that habit going and win every single game from now on."
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