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Arsenal Injury Blow As Walcott Picks Up Groin Strain
Arsenal attacker Theo Walcott has been ruled out of England’s World Cup qualifiers with San Marino and Montenegro with a groin injury and has flown back to the UK
Here we go again Gooners. It’s international week which usually means injuries, and it looks like the curse has struck again with Theo Walcott being ruled out of England’s World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Montenegro with a groin injury.
Theo is understood to have picked up the problem in training on Thursday night and will fly back to England to be assessed by Arsenal’s medical staff over the next few days.
The Independent seem to think the injury will rule him out for 10 days, which if accurate means he’ll miss our home game with Reading next Saturday, but knowing our luck with injuries it will be worse than first thought and he’ll be kept on the sidelines for an extended period of time.
This isn’t me just being pessimistic, I’m speaking through years of experience! We always seem to get injuries at the worst time and they always seem to start off as 10-14 day problems and somehow develop into the player in question being kept on the sidelines for 3 months.
But fingers crossed Walcott’s groin injury isn’t bad and he can take part against the Royals next weekend, and lets also hope no other Arsenal players pick up any more untimely injuries during this international break. It’s the last thing we need as we enter the final stages of the season and push for the ‘top-four trophy’ we all crave.
geo
March 22, 2013 at 10:42 pm
Finally good news after international games.
He was the worst player this year for Arsenal.
gooner
March 22, 2013 at 11:30 pm
Amazing New 😀 Now we can have some more useful players instead of him. I didnt mind if he was sold.
ken
March 23, 2013 at 3:24 am
walcott has not had a great time at arsenal this season ,not knowing if he was going to stay at arsenal or not wenger dragging his heals ,
long gone the days when wenger could turn average players into world class players for me he is not interested in coaching as much as he used to ,back in the days of henry, veira , if walcott was around then he would be a muvh improved player today
Kerry boy
March 23, 2013 at 8:58 am
In life there are gud n bad times. Theo is currently in d bad times doesn’r mean he has not been useful. He is such a talent.