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I personally like Walcott, I'd be all for that provided it doesn't involve one of ours going the other way! Not so sure about Oxlade Chamberlain though - not as good and injury prone - best left avoided that one.
 
TornadoShaunUK said:
I personally like Walcott, I'd be all for that provided it doesn't involve one of ours going the other way! Not so sure about Oxlade Chamberlain though - not as good and injury prone - best left avoided that one.
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Arsenal have loads of injuries every season, we are very lucky and only get a few, maybe some of that luck will rub off on the OX
 
fox58 said:
Arsenal have loads of injuries every season, we are very lucky and only get a few, maybe some of that luck will rub off on the OX
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Or maybe our exceptional level of fines coaching and conditioning will pay off for him.
 
Walcott has been a liability for Arsenal for the past few seasons, his injury record is little short of catastrophic. I don't think he has completed a full season for the past three at least, someone will tell me I'm wrong no doubt. He has skills and is quick but these are not much use to anyone when he is in the treatment room for most of the time. I cannot believe that a club the size of Arsenal don't have sports scientists, nutritionists and physiotherapists looking after their players just the same as City and they still can't keep Walcott fit. So thanks but no thanks.
 
Borderfox said:
Walcott has been a liability for Arsenal for the past few seasons, his injury record is little short of catastrophic. I don't think he has completed a full season for the past three at least, someone will tell me I'm wrong no doubt. He has skills and is quick but these are not much use to anyone when he is in the treatment room for most of the time. I cannot believe that a club the size of Arsenal don't have sports scientists, nutritionists and physiotherapists looking after their players just the same as City and they still can't keep Walcott fit. So thanks but no thanks.
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Unless he agrees to a Pay as you Play contract and to cover his own medical expenses!
 
Arsenal are either incredibly unlucky with injuries (Walcott, Oxlade-C, Ramsey, Wheelchair, Sanchez, Cazorla etc etc) or they have a lousy physio/fitness team.
 
Blaarev said:
Arsenal are either incredibly unlucky with injuries (Walcott, Oxlade-C, Ramsey, Wheelchair, Sanchez, Cazorla etc etc) or they have a lousy physio/fitness team.
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I think I know what my money is on.
 
Durham Fox said:
If Chilwell really is the real deal then maybe Fuchs has to make way for the long term good.
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Fuchs is the current holder of the left-back spot. He has been excellent this season. In no way does he deserve not to maintain the position.

Maybe Chilwell is the next coming of Roberto Carlos, Stuart Pearce, and Paolo Maldoni all rolled on to one. But if he does leave then so what? He's never played a first team league game for us. We're not losing an important first team regular.
 
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