UPDATE - Captain Fantastic helped to end the year right for Fabio Capello and England.
Arsenal midfielder Theo Walcott has been withdrawn from the England squad for their upcoming Friendly against Germany after separating his right shoulder.
I think Theo Walcott is going to be OK. First you put three into the back of the net against Croatia, and then you get in your Ferrari or Bentley or Mercedes and then go home and score a couple of more times with this.
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One hell of a performance for the sometime Arsenal starter.
Wonder if Fabio Capello’s faith in the young player at the International Stage will in any way influence Arsene “The Voyeur” Wenger into giving Walcott more starts in the Arsenal side?
Pretty sick to let his fans design the boots he’ll wear. I can’t even imagine what it’d be like to be a young kid today with endless amounts of money.
Beans and I still laugh about the 50 bucks our Mom’s gave us for Copa’s once a year and how we were still 27 dollars short.
When Blackburn’s David Bentley gave his opinion on Arsenal’s young talent Theo Walcott and his need for as many games as possible, rather than just cameo appearances, big boss man Arsene Wenger was not pleased at all. Accusing Bentley of trying to unsettle the young 18 year old, Wenger’s subtle cheap shot was a pretty deep one if you ask me.
Yeah, Bentley might have an axe to grind after being sent out on loan before deciding to leave Arsenal for a permanent move and to Blackburn, but on the other hand he might have a good point of view, being a player that’s found success outside a team that’s been filled with a mostly young, non-home grown starting 11.
I’m waiting to see how Sparky responds to Wenger’s comments and you know all these comments will play an interesting role in the next match between the two clubs.
