Category Archives: Walcott
Fulham vs Arsenal preview
Arsenal travel to Craven Cottage for a tricky tie against Fulham. Tricky because Fulham at home is a well organised team. Arsenal have had a couple of tough matches away to Fulham. The good news for Arsenal is that our … Continue reading
Filed under Arsenal, Arshavin, Craven Cottage, Fulham, Theo, Theo Walcott, Walcott
Stats on our attacking midfielders – Arshavin, Fabregas, Nasri and Walcott
This is an old stat(dated May 1st, 2009) but still worth a look… courtesy Setanta and Opta Opta Stats Premier League 08/09 Arshavin Fabregas Nasri Walcott Appearances 9 19 27 18 Starts 9 19 26 13 Minutes played 768 1,632 … Continue reading
Arsenal in Champions League semis
Its been a while since I blogged but I should put in a word for the entry into the semi finals of the Champions league where we take on a lacklustre Manchester United. Villareal were without their influential midfielder Senna … Continue reading
Filed under Arsenal, Champions League, Europe, Villareal, Walcott
Arshavin inspiring, Arsenal aspiring
The best match of the season and except for Bendtner missing all those chances every single player in an Arsenal jersey on the field player exceptionaly well. Clean entertainment for all fans and neutrals alike, class and style was oozing … Continue reading
Filed under Almunia, Arsenal, Arshavin, Bendtner, Blackburn Rovers, Carlos Vela, Clichy, Denilson, Diaby, Djourou, Eboue, Gael Clichy, Sagna, Samir Nasri, Song, Theo, Theo Walcott, Toure, Vela, Walcott
Clinical finishing Arsenal in FA Cup Quarters
A great display of finishing from Eduardo and Vela sealed our entry into the quarterfinals of the FA cup followed by one of the most surprise combinations for an Arsenal goal ever, a Song backheel and a Eboue drive for … Continue reading
Filed under Arsenal, Arshavin, As Roma, Burnley, Eboue, Eduardo, Eduardo Injury, Kieran Gibbs, Song, Walcott
Thanks Bendtner…way to go Gunners
The Dane has been quite inconsistent throughout the season, but his 2 goals set us up for the 3 points that we have not seen for a long time. We finally ended the goal drought. This together with Toure’s header … Continue reading
Sunderland and other thoughts
After the Sunderland fiasco I am convinced that in the last couple of years Wenger has not been able to think of a strategy to deal with any team that defends with 10 men. The same happened last Saturday and … Continue reading
Filed under Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, BBC, David Bentley, EPL, Fabregas, Riquelme, Sunderland, Theo, Theo Walcott, Tim Vickery, Walcott, Wenger
A fitting reply in Europe…but doubts persist
Arsenal beat possibly their toughest group opponents in their group in Europe, Porto by 4 goals. “Complete performance” termed it Wenger, but I still feel that Porto did have their chances and a better team would have made this core … Continue reading
Filed under Adebayor, Arsenal, Champions League, FC Porto, Gael Clichy, Gallas, Van Persie, Walcott
Angry Wenger after a Frustu match
Arsenal return back to England after yet another dismal performance in Ukraine. Dynamo Kiev scored from a very disputable penalty and seemed to take all three points at home when Gallas the new Euro top scorer restored parity with two … Continue reading
Filed under Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Champions League, Dynamo Kiev, Europe, Gallas, Sagna, Walcott
Amsterdam reveals Arsenal fragilities
Despite Arsenal retaining their Amsterdam tournament crown the event itself exposed some of the issues that could cost the Gunners in the season to come. After a tremendous comeback in the first game against Ajax, where the side showed a … Continue reading
Filed under Adebayor, Ajax, Amsterdam, Arsenal, Denilson, Djourou, Jack Wilshere, Kieran Gibbs, Mark Randall, Sevilla, Van Persie, Vela, Walcott, Wenger
