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Published 14:59 8 Mar 2017 GMT
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"I'm sure it happens at every other training ground, most of the time, really.
"You don't see it often at Arsenal. Things have happened. They need to stay in the dressing room and the players and staff need to sort it out. We are in it together here. We can't be fighting each other.
"I don't really want to go into it but the stuff that has gone on did not affect our first half here. At certain times when things don't go well, you don't want to have anything in your head that you are giving up.
'The 5-1 scoreline looks like we have given up but we haven't. It just looks like that. That's the disappointing thing because we know as players we don't give up."
With the Champions League campaign over for the year (possibly longer), Arsenal now turn their attention to their FA Cup quarter final with Lincoln City on Saturday afternoon.
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