"I'm doing my job and you have to be effective going forward. That's what I've been doing so far."
Is he for real. Doing his job & being effective?
I honestly think that Walcott has the best advisors/agents/spin doctors etc in the World. They could get him elected to Parliament.
He is fucking piss, yet is an England regular as well. That's what I don't get. We all know Wenger is blind, but Capello is no prick..... or so I thought
Walcott's quote on Arsenal.com
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Re: Walcott's quote on Arsenal.com
Capello is no better.....any manager who takes Emile Heskey to a World Cup is a fucking idiot.SouthCoastArsenal wrote:"I'm doing my job and you have to be effective going forward. That's what I've been doing so far."
Is he for real. Doing his job & being effective?
I honestly think that Walcott has the best advisors/agents/spin doctors etc in the World. They could get him elected to Parliament.
He is fucking piss, yet is an England regular as well. That's what I don't get. We all know Wenger is blind, but Capello is no prick..... or so I thought
As for Walcock, I'm sure one of the daft clubs will offer us a good sum for him and he'll be on his bike. Overrated gimp!
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yeah, I just saw the Mail story - "we're stronger without Cesc & Nasri"
Theo, seriously shut the fuck up.
he has scored just TWO premier league goals - one less than Arteta and Vermaelen.
which half way through a season is utter bollocks. He should have at least eight by now to keep a place in the team.
Theo, seriously shut the fuck up.
he has scored just TWO premier league goals - one less than Arteta and Vermaelen.
which half way through a season is utter bollocks. He should have at least eight by now to keep a place in the team.
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very true. I know the players are prepped for interviews by the club, but it would be nice if they showed some remorse, like " i'm very highly paid and I think i've let Arsene and the fans down" and some determination to improve - " i know i have to improve " etc etcSouthCoastArsenal wrote:It's indicative of our Wengers golden kids that they are all mouthpieces who have won fuck all
I'd stick Theo, Arseshaving and Rosicky in the Reserves right now. Then when they started banging in 2-3 goals a game, then put them on the bench.
We forget but playing in the reserves means they don't get appearance money or win bonuses.
hit them in the pocket. its the only way.
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Heres the full article with Walcunt for those interested
Theo Walcott insists he can't wait for Jack Wilshere return after claiming that Arsenal are more of team without Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
The Gunners struggled initially this season after star midfielder Fabregas left for Barcelona and Nasri joined Manchester City, but have been in impressive form since October.
Walcott, who admits he is desperate for Arsenal to end their seven-year trophy drought, says the departures led to the team adopting a new style.
The 22-year-old told Arsenal Player: 'I'm not saying that Cesc and Samir were individual players, they were great team players, but when you lose two top players everyone needs to come together.
'The manager has brought in some good additions and we are a bit more of a team, we work harder when we haven't got the ball.
'We have a lot more clean sheets as well, and having [Thomas] Vermaelen back is very important as he is a massive player for us.
'The next thing the whole team needs to share the goals more. Samir and Cesc used to get quite a lot of them and Robin van Persie has been getting most of them so that's our next step.'
Walcott is hoping that the return to fitness of 20-year-old England midfielder Jack Wilshere - who is due back in action in around a month - could help tip the season towards Arsenal in their search for silverware.
'Seeing Jack in and around the dressing room and treatment room, he is as happy as ever,' he added.
'He's had a new step in his life with a new-born baby, which is great, and he is also a very important player for us.
'He won the Young Player of the Year award last year which was deserved. He's also played for England and now he just needs to get back out on that pitch.
'You have to ease him back into it because he's had a long time out and he's only just turned 20. He has a long career ahead of him so we don't want to be overplaying him. But we'll use him the right way, I'm sure of it.'
Walcott also admitted that he needs to help ease the scoring burden on Van Persie's shoulders and for Arsenal to take the final step towards winning a trophy.
He said: 'I need to get in among the goals a bit more maybe - I only have four. But I'm happy if the team's winning and I'm getting assists for the main man up front. I'm doing my job and you have to be effective going forward. That's what I've been doing so far.
'It's been a long time since we won something and for me personally, I want to win even more now as well.
'Fingers crossed we can all stay fit, which is quite important. In seasons before we've had a lot of injuries that have stuttered us slightly and that doesn't help the team. But it's a squad thing, and the important thing is that we keep a lot of players fit.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z1iW9EaqEK
Theo Walcott insists he can't wait for Jack Wilshere return after claiming that Arsenal are more of team without Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
The Gunners struggled initially this season after star midfielder Fabregas left for Barcelona and Nasri joined Manchester City, but have been in impressive form since October.
Walcott, who admits he is desperate for Arsenal to end their seven-year trophy drought, says the departures led to the team adopting a new style.
The 22-year-old told Arsenal Player: 'I'm not saying that Cesc and Samir were individual players, they were great team players, but when you lose two top players everyone needs to come together.
'The manager has brought in some good additions and we are a bit more of a team, we work harder when we haven't got the ball.
'We have a lot more clean sheets as well, and having [Thomas] Vermaelen back is very important as he is a massive player for us.
'The next thing the whole team needs to share the goals more. Samir and Cesc used to get quite a lot of them and Robin van Persie has been getting most of them so that's our next step.'
Walcott is hoping that the return to fitness of 20-year-old England midfielder Jack Wilshere - who is due back in action in around a month - could help tip the season towards Arsenal in their search for silverware.
'Seeing Jack in and around the dressing room and treatment room, he is as happy as ever,' he added.
'He's had a new step in his life with a new-born baby, which is great, and he is also a very important player for us.
'He won the Young Player of the Year award last year which was deserved. He's also played for England and now he just needs to get back out on that pitch.
'You have to ease him back into it because he's had a long time out and he's only just turned 20. He has a long career ahead of him so we don't want to be overplaying him. But we'll use him the right way, I'm sure of it.'
Walcott also admitted that he needs to help ease the scoring burden on Van Persie's shoulders and for Arsenal to take the final step towards winning a trophy.
He said: 'I need to get in among the goals a bit more maybe - I only have four. But I'm happy if the team's winning and I'm getting assists for the main man up front. I'm doing my job and you have to be effective going forward. That's what I've been doing so far.
'It's been a long time since we won something and for me personally, I want to win even more now as well.
'Fingers crossed we can all stay fit, which is quite important. In seasons before we've had a lot of injuries that have stuttered us slightly and that doesn't help the team. But it's a squad thing, and the important thing is that we keep a lot of players fit.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z1iW9EaqEK
SouthCoastArsenal wrote:He is shit - tick
He is over-hyped - tick
He does not score goals - tick
He is getting progressively worse every season - tick
He has 'potential' - tick
He has won nothing - tick
So far Theo has met all of Wenger's targets set for a pay rise....
Exactly
And yet he let the best left back in the world go coz of £5000 extra a week that had already been agreed
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well, do you remember the player who create more chance for Van Persie score goals? do you remember the player who score 3-2 in Chelsea match?SouthCoastArsenal wrote:He is shit - tick
He is over-hyped - tick
He does not score goals - tick
He is getting progressively worse every season - tick
He has 'potential' - tick
He has won nothing - tick
So far Theo has met all of Wenger's targets set for a pay rise....
arsenal1985 wrote:well, do you remember the player who create more chance for Van Persie score goals? do you remember the player who score 3-2 in Chelsea match?SouthCoastArsenal wrote:He is shit - tick
He is over-hyped - tick
He does not score goals - tick
He is getting progressively worse every season - tick
He has 'potential' - tick
He has won nothing - tick
So far Theo has met all of Wenger's targets set for a pay rise....
Yeah fundamental to this team.
