Sentences with phrase «far this season theo»

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When Theo Walcott scored in the second minute of the FA cup game at Brighton on Sunday, he became the 18th Arsenal star to register on the score sheet this season and that took Arsenal one player above the mighty Barcelona, with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich further behind with 16 and 11.

Striker - We need a goal machine to be putting in those crucial goals be it a new young striker or a mature (not to old) striker... if Theo and Giroud can replicate what they have done so far this season next season any additional goals would push us closer to the title (or retaining the title)

Stats from the season so far absolutely confirm that Arsenal need a better striker in their squad, with Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott clearly not doing enough at the moment.

(As far as I recall, Theo had only looked out of sorts when played against Bayern as CF some two season's ago).

It comes as no surprise to anyone to know that Theo Walcott was far from his best last season.

Oh and Theo is having a good season so far, I want to see him start on the right, 15 goals in 26 games is nice from the right, esp as he does run back and help defend now as well.

Recently he also told us that he expected a new improved Theo Walcott this season, and with Theo and Alexis scoring 5 goals each so far, it would seem that Olivier Giroud can not get a place in the team, never mind Lucas!

Theo so far this season has two goals and one assist in the PL.

Theos shot accuracy has been 71 % this season so far while Girouds has been 53 %... Saying Theo can't finishhis dinner is way off the mark but thats prob down to too much belief in the media and doesn't watch enough games himself.

Arsenal have scored 55 league goals so far this season, with 25 of those coming from Theo Walcott or Alexis Sanchez, giving us a distinctly lower threat going forward, and following the result, the manager cited to insist the decision was purely tactical.

We will know more about how reliable Walcott can be as Arsenal and England CF after today's and Saturday's games with Switzerland and Stoke if he's played as CF.. By and large, Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott must sort out their lack of goal scoring depth for Arsenal so far this season.

Arsenal's Theo Walcott could prove to be key in the side however, having been playing out of his shell so far this season.

Theo has had 1 season in his entire career where he's broken the 20 goal barrier (just), so to try and draw them as comparable is far beyond the line marked «daft».

Akpom has so far made seven substitute appearances for the Gunners this season but since Theo Walcott's return to fitness he has found it hard to force his way into Arsene Wenger's first team set - up.

We should keep Giroud as a second string striker (try saying that when your Drunk) but the player we should sell without further hesitation is Theo Walcott!!!!!!!!!! He has delivered next to F@ck all season after season and he had the temerity to demand a higher wage for doing so.

Now while the German wizard and striker Olivier Giroud are rightfully being given a lot of credit for the Gunners» success so far this season, I believe Theo Walcott also deserves the same amount of credit, he really has stepped up his game this season.

Theo is far better than Giroud, however, he is not good enough to be our main striker but that doesn't mean he's incapable of scoring 20 + goals a season.

chamak was a brilliant signing, from what i've seen so far, koscielny, still weighting up the guy, but for us to really make wave this season, got to have a least 2 - 3 more players coming in, joe hart, per mertesaker, plus any decent right winger, and we realistically have a chance, can't seem to figure theo out, always seem like the same player for the past 3 years with no improvment, he must sep up this year, if we gonna be any threat.

After the match, the manager had a lot to say about a number of issues including the Emmanuel Adebayor situation, the likelihood of further signings and his expectations of Theo Walcott going into the new season.

Arsenal have extended their lead at the top of this season's Injury League by a further five points this week, helped by the injuries to Theo Walcott, Thomas Vermaelen and Mikel Arteta as well as long - standing injury problems.

However, with Welbeck out for the long term, there's even more pressure on Giroud to produce the goods, something he and Theo Walcott have so far struggled to do this season.

Yet in a haphazard season in which Arsenal have searched in vain for a consistent spearhead — France's Olivier Giroud being endlessly unpredictable, Theo Walcott being far less adapted to the role than he himself thinks, Danny Welbeck injured for so much of the season, why has Iwobi not been used regularly, before?

This leaves Walcott and Podolski as our only remaining striking options, a position neither of them impressed in last season, however, with such quality and work rate in our midfield they would have far less to do and could focus more on link up play and running at defenders (Theo's biggest asset).