From4corners wrote:Benched again!
wow
From4corners wrote:Benched again!
Do I need to say anything?From4corners wrote:Benched again!
Please do.....Finisher1 wrote:Do I need to say anything?From4corners wrote:Benched again!
Finisher1 wrote:Do I need to say anything?From4corners wrote:Benched again!
Even A clock is right twice a day blah blah.....From4corners wrote:Finisher1 wrote:Do I need to say anything?From4corners wrote:Benched again!
Why not? I think it's safe to say we are all very used to you being so annoying with your "I told you so" posts.
If I regularly post "I told you so" messages, maybe it's because my views are regularly correct in the first placeFrom4corners wrote:Finisher1 wrote:Do I need to say anything?From4corners wrote:Benched again!
Why not? I think it's safe to say we are all very used to you being so annoying with your "I told you so" posts.
Talking about blah blah, anyone seen blahblah around these days?gazwood wrote:Even A clock is right twice a day blah blah.....
Just transfer him out, or otherwise you can bet on another "I told you so" message on next MondayFrom4corners wrote:This will be one of those moments where everybody will hate themselves for having taken Walcott out That, or Finisher may totally tell me what an idiot I am If he wouldn't do that already
I think he's depleted enough of your team value already. Seriously though, I think there's a real chance of him starting against Newcastle and even earning more chances if he does well. But those are just conjectures, and conjectures is what led many of us to buy him in the first place. Me? More than happy I dumped him ASAP in GW1, before any drops. Now that it's clear how little faith Wenger has in him, I would be very unwilling to give him another shot...From4corners wrote:Alright, time for me to give Finisher1 the well-deserved assist. Hit me with your best shot, bucko
What do you guys think, should I give him one more chance against Newcastle with their poor defence?
See, as soon as Walcott put pen to paper I figured this is exactly was isn't going to happen this year. I'm surprised Walcott fell for it tbh. It's time for him to move on.matmutte wrote:Glad i ditched him as well in GW2 albeit suffering a 0.1 loss. Really did not see it coming so strong on Walcott from Wenger. New deal putting him in the highest earners of the club, playing as the striker in pre-season and C.Shield, lavish praise from Wenger saying this is Walcott's season as number 9....This looks ages ago and really dont see how it would change suddenly. Wenger still considering that Giroud offers more upfront with his physical abililities and is happy for Sanchez/Ramsey/Ozil to push from midfield to score. Cant see him dropping any of those.And when you see Oxlade-Chamberlain's perdormance every time he plays, plus the fact Arsenal is after another striker before transfer deadline, means Walcott should be good friends with Arteta and Rosicky on the bench for some time.
Makes me think they only renewed for that much money in fear he'd go elsewhere and exploded. If so, dirtiest of the moves.tamagotchi massacre wrote:See, as soon as Walcott put pen to paper I figured this is exactly was isn't going to happen this year. I'm surprised Walcott fell for it tbh. It's time for him to move on.matmutte wrote:Glad i ditched him as well in GW2 albeit suffering a 0.1 loss. Really did not see it coming so strong on Walcott from Wenger. New deal putting him in the highest earners of the club, playing as the striker in pre-season and C.Shield, lavish praise from Wenger saying this is Walcott's season as number 9....This looks ages ago and really dont see how it would change suddenly. Wenger still considering that Giroud offers more upfront with his physical abililities and is happy for Sanchez/Ramsey/Ozil to push from midfield to score. Cant see him dropping any of those.And when you see Oxlade-Chamberlain's perdormance every time he plays, plus the fact Arsenal is after another striker before transfer deadline, means Walcott should be good friends with Arteta and Rosicky on the bench for some time.
Agree. With this new deal he's tied to the club and will have to accept the bench-warmer /impact sub role that Wenger has tailored for him.Le Red wrote:Makes me think they only renewed for that much money in fear he'd go elsewhere and exploded. If so, dirtiest of the moves.tamagotchi massacre wrote:See, as soon as Walcott put pen to paper I figured this is exactly was isn't going to happen this year. I'm surprised Walcott fell for it tbh. It's time for him to move on.matmutte wrote:Glad i ditched him as well in GW2 albeit suffering a 0.1 loss. Really did not see it coming so strong on Walcott from Wenger. New deal putting him in the highest earners of the club, playing as the striker in pre-season and C.Shield, lavish praise from Wenger saying this is Walcott's season as number 9....This looks ages ago and really dont see how it would change suddenly. Wenger still considering that Giroud offers more upfront with his physical abililities and is happy for Sanchez/Ramsey/Ozil to push from midfield to score. Cant see him dropping any of those.And when you see Oxlade-Chamberlain's perdormance every time he plays, plus the fact Arsenal is after another striker before transfer deadline, means Walcott should be good friends with Arteta and Rosicky on the bench for some time.
Come on CK, you know it's not quite like that. You can have all the money you can grab and still be frustrated for underachieving.Carlos Kickaball wrote:Yeah, I'm surprised Walcott fell for it too. They tricked him into earning loads of money for playing football, how fiendish.