Lukas, Lukas, Lukas.
Lukas Podolski is a bit of practical joker, who, despite spending most of his time at Arsenal warming the bench, always seemed to be in good spirits and a popular member of the dressing room.
The German forward is also pretty active on social media.
@BBCSport @Arsenal Hell will freeze over before this transfer would happen. #Poldi #aha #AlwaysAGunner #NeverCheatYourClub #AFC #Redarmy
— Lukas-Podolski.com (@Podolski10) October 20, 2014
Podolski is now at Galatasaray, who were yesterday drawn alongside Astana from Kazakhstan in the Champions League group stages.
The 30 year reacted to the news by tweeting a picture of fictional Kazakh character Borat, created by British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, which is unlikely to go well with some in central-Asian country.
Can't wait… pic.twitter.com/rfYJ8Acl2m
— Lukas-Podolski.com (@Podolski10) August 27, 2015
The 2006 film Borat was banned in the country, and denounced by the Kazakh government as they felt Cohen’s character portrayed the country in a bad light.
So Podolski’s joke was bound to offend some people.
https://twitter.com/Ankaman616/status/636944955014008832
. @Podolski10 Have you seen this movie as well? Not to be missed for the likes of you pic.twitter.com/YresOAE18g
— Yıldıray Şahinler (@YldrySahinler) August 28, 2015
@Podolski10 @bonechew what an idiot
— Turin Giants Podcast (@Juvepodcast) August 27, 2015
https://twitter.com/taigozin/status/637083726086713348
