where was walcott yesterday?
where was walcott yesterday?
Havent seen him on any of the celebraton vids? If the commentators mentioned why he wasnt there, then apologies but i must have not heard them
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Re: where was walcott yesterday?
He's recently had a new child and on top of his rehab program has probably decided to take a break from football to be fully refreshed for the start of next season.
Here's a video of Jenkinson talking to Walcott on the pitch at Wembley after winning the FA Cup. COYG
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsdHB2iBXoI
Here's a video of Jenkinson talking to Walcott on the pitch at Wembley after winning the FA Cup. COYG


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsdHB2iBXoI
Re: where was walcott yesterday?
hes on the bus today, saw a pic on twitter.
Re: where was walcott yesterday?
Ah cheers mate, didnt see that vid, shame he couldnt be there, after all hes waited as long as us!
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Re: where was walcott yesterday?
No worriesleono1 wrote:Ah cheers mate, didnt see that vid, shame he couldnt be there, after all hes waited as long as us!

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Re: where was walcott yesterday?
Yeah. Felt very sorry for Theo and Ox missing out. I wonder if the club can make a case to the FA to get them medals? I think we did the same with UEFA for Wrighty when he missed the CWC final in 1994?leono1 wrote:Ah cheers mate, didnt see that vid, shame he couldnt be there, after all hes waited as long as us!
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Re: where was walcott yesterday?
His newborn son, Finley, was unwell so he stayed at home and had to miss the final.
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Re: where was walcott yesterday?
Theo was wearing shades and a distinctly dodgy looking Arsenal hat. Perhaps it was such a good disguise that not many people recognised him!
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Oh come on.The Ox maybe but Theo.He played one game.Lets give a medal to Gedion Zelalem who came on as a sub v Coventry shall we?And Billy BenderDB10GOONER wrote:Yeah. Felt very sorry for Theo and Ox missing out. I wonder if the club can make a case to the FA to get them medals? I think we did the same with UEFA for Wrighty when he missed the CWC final in 1994?leono1 wrote:Ah cheers mate, didnt see that vid, shame he couldnt be there, after all hes waited as long as us!
Re: where was walcott yesterday?
VAVAVOOM 14 wrote:His newborn son, Finley, was unwell so he stayed at home and had to miss the final.
Honestly I'm not being a heartless b*stard here, but surely his son would have to be seriously ill to justify skipping the fa cup final ?? Surely missing the parade is more acceptable than missing the cup final ?

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augie wrote:VAVAVOOM 14 wrote:His newborn son, Finley, was unwell so he stayed at home and had to miss the final.
Honestly I'm not being a heartless b*stard here, but surely his son would have to be seriously ill to justify skipping the fa cup final ?? Surely missing the parade is more acceptable than missing the cup final ?


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Re: where was walcott yesterday?
augie wrote:VAVAVOOM 14 wrote:His newborn son, Finley, was unwell so he stayed at home and had to miss the final.
Honestly I'm not being a heartless b*stard here, but surely his son would have to be seriously ill to justify skipping the fa cup final ?? Surely missing the parade is more acceptable than missing the cup final ?

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Re: where was walcott yesterday?
His two month old son was ill in hospital.augie wrote:VAVAVOOM 14 wrote:His newborn son, Finley, was unwell so he stayed at home and had to miss the final.
Honestly I'm not being a heartless b*stard here, but surely his son would have to be seriously ill to justify skipping the fa cup final ?? Surely missing the parade is more acceptable than missing the cup final ?
Theo got his priorities correct.
It is not as if Walcott was available for selection for the game.
Remember he was coined off against Spurs during the earlier rounds of the cup, but showed his defiance.
Augie, you have openly stated on here that you have missed parts of games this season for family reasons.
Re: where was walcott yesterday?
QuartzGooner wrote:His two month old son was ill in hospital.augie wrote:VAVAVOOM 14 wrote:His newborn son, Finley, was unwell so he stayed at home and had to miss the final.
Honestly I'm not being a heartless b*stard here, but surely his son would have to be seriously ill to justify skipping the fa cup final ?? Surely missing the parade is more acceptable than missing the cup final ?
Theo got his priorities correct.
It is not as if Walcott was available for selection for the game.
Remember he was coined off against Spurs during the earlier rounds of the cup, but showed his defiance.
Augie, you have openly stated on here that you have missed parts of games this season for family reasons.
But he was able to attend the parade ?? Seriously I am trying not to be too hard on him but I cant help the feeling that he turned up for the glory yesterday, when he should have been there to support his team-mates on Saturday. If he had of missed the parade as well then I actually would be more understanding but to turn up for the "party" seems like he wanted his part in the fans adulation

Quartz I have indeed missed games due to family reasons and I have missed games for non family related reasons, but this is his job and he is being paid 100k per week and I would think that money would carry some level of commitment on days like that ? Do you believe he would have opted out of the game if he was fit and playing ? He certainly didn't looked stressed when face-timing jenks after the game or am I reading that wrong too ?
Of late we (the wife and I) have been in an ongoing battle with our 11 year old son - 5 weeks ago he had an operation that ruled him out of sport (and flying to cup finals

Like I said in my first post, if his kid was seriously ill then I would totally support his choice, but to be able to spend the following day away from him doesn't suggest serious illness to me