Funny that the fans at the Emirates and especially the away fans seem to be so supportive of Theo and yet on GW he's treated as if he's a Tottenham player.
Funny that the fans at the Emirates and especially the away fans seem to be so supportive of Theo and yet on GW he's treated as if he's a Tottenham player.
1. wearing a united shirtOriginally Posted by Joker
2. demanding 100k a week when he doesnt deserve it
3. being annoymous in games and not putting a shift in when required
do you want more?
You mean the prawn sandwich munchers who can afford to go to the games? Can't imagine anyone who enjoys football could enjoy watching Walcott.
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Assuming Chelsea win at Old Trafford three days after a Europa League tie. And Tottenham winning at a ground they haven't won at since 1990 or something silly.
Fucking hell, he did it after the game, big deal. I remember Henry wearing the opposition's shirt on frequent occasions, no one said anything then.
Face it, if it was any other player who wore a Utd shirt after the game, no one would say anything. Just because it's Walcott, some fans are using it as another stick to hit him over the head with. I wonder what the real reason is for the Walcott hate, because I can't see it. He actually signed a new contract with us unlike some others in the past, and has contributed important goals and assists this season. Despite what some people say, he's not only done well against crap teams, he's scored against Utd, Chelsea, Tottenham, Liverpool.
Good idea though. Let the spuds sell Bale and then flog them Walcott. Vicious.
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And assuming we don't fuck up our "easy" run- in. Big assumption that.
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1. Like I said, players swap shirts all the time, I don't see the problem especially as he did it after the game.
2. He was trying to negotiate the best deal for himself, which any worker should try and do. What did you expect him to do, deliberately ask for a low wage?
3. A lot of players have been anonymous in games for us this season. "Putting in a shift" is simply subjective, and in any case I've seen him track back quite well this season.
United don't give a shit, look at the first half today. A side with more passion and class would beat them (from here till the end of the season). Chelsea can do that.
Tottenham have a great shot at beating Chelsea with the squad they've got too.
Ifs and buts, however we're in the worst position of the 3. Drop any points now and we're finished.
At matches, I get behind him and join in on the 'Theo' chants, but it does not syop me thinking he is nowhere near the standard we need.
We had to take a stand and not lose another senior player - too bad when we finally took the stand, it was for Theo.
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