When Arsene Wenger suggested to L'Equipe that Football may not be the doping immune sport we all assume, it was almost as if the Arsenal manager didn't consider the repercussions his words could have. Perhaps we can't blame him; Wenger made similar claims in 2013, protesting that the beautiful game has 'become full of legends who are in fact cheats,' but they fell on deaf ears as most focused on the findings of Europol's match-fixing investigation instead. The Frenchman probably assumed a similarly apathetic response this time around, despite his words following the revelation that a Dynamo Zagreb player had failed a drugs test after Arsenal's shock defeat to the Croatian outfit earlier...
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