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Published 17:07 8 Feb 2017 GMT
Updated 17:13 8 Feb 2017 GMT

We've blurred out the dodgy stuff which, for all you smart-arses doesn't include Szczęsny's goalkeeping and the pictures were promptly removed by the Poland international.
Szczęsny then reclaimed his page and posted an apology because there are surely more than a handful of children who follow him on social media and whose parents would be appalled by their kids being exposed to such unsuitable content.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BQQGPhrFIIE/?taken-by=wojciech.szczesny1
"As you may have realised, my account has been hacked," Szczesny wrote.
"Really sorry about the photos that were posted. I've now managed to get access back to my account but it seems the hacker still has access too.
"Working with the team to sort this out ASAP."Explore more on these topics:
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