The problem with Walcott on the left is I don't think he's actually good enough at football to make it work. I could however see Chamberlain making a more seamless transition. Much better dribbler, higher quality technique and better long range shot.
You'll have to go a little deeper than that because if that's the case, what Walcott is doing on the right wing is a miracle. For a guy such limited ability, he shouldn't work down the right either. Ox struggled badly playing down the right but I'd agree that he'd cope better on the opposite flank.Originally Posted by Dr Singh
Meh, you guys overthink this football lark
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The midfield problem boils down to the man management skills of Wenger. When Arteta was injured he had his decisions made for him, but now he is fit and being captain, in Wengers mind he has to play, in order to keep Wilshire happy and in a WC year he also plays him. Flaming is indispensable and so he must play again, but why no back up for Flamini? And will he buy one in january.
Reason suggests that in the current situation he would drop both Wilshire and Arteta and play Rosicky and Monreal instead. This would be better for our general play and ensure delivery Giroud. If we are ever to win anything Wenger needs to put the team ahead of individual players. FlaminI cannot play every game so use Aretha and Wilshire in his place for low key games or better still buy a good replacement like Ginter from frieburg in January. Otherwise come end of the season we will be wringing our hands again as usual
[QUOTE=BOBN;334918]Meh, you guys overthink this football lark
Just look at the way he opens his body up to finish that off. That's a much harder finish for someone that's left footed. Just thinking of the chances Jack, Gibbs and Giroud had for the West Brom game. If they were right footers they’d have gone for control and finesse instead of trying to power it in. When approaching from similar angles from the right, Theo has done well to hone his finishing. Just look at his most recent goal.
Its his signature finish, plus hes no great crosser so we wont be losing that. Ive always wondered why he wasnt given a proper go on the left. We could be gaining a serious second striker. But people are worried about dribbing skills whatever that means
Just look at the way he opens his body up to finish that off. That's a much harder finish for someone that's left footed. Just thinking of the chances Jack, Gibbs and Giroud had for the West Brom game. If they were right footers they’d have gone for control and finesse instead of trying to power it in. When approaching from similar angles from the right, Theo has done well to hone his finishing. Just look at his most recent goal.
This ones not bad either
Last edited by BOBN; 08-10-2013 at 10:02 AM.
That was a splendid finish. Confident enough to hit it early. Wenger used to play him there when he first started but has now just lumped him on the right. I just don’t get the inflexibility.
I just realised, Walcott looks a bit like a lion.
gay or straight?
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