2018/19 Theo Walcott

[uknightbreed]

Not happy , doesn’t know what his role is or what the game plan is. Poor man management by the manager imo has killed his confidence.

Same goes for Tosun , and our defenders .

 

[Petit]

Living in a hotel slippers on doesn't give a sh!t

This

 

[marsh]

Why can't he just finish

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Walcott is a quality player - the fact we cannot get the most out of him speaks volumes about the quality of our coaching.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Walcott is a quality player - the fact we cannot get the most out of him speaks volumes about the quality of our coaching.

He's 30 in March mate, if he's still relying on being coached to get the best out of him, and to put the ball in the back of the net instead of right at the keeper, then that's worrying.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

He's 30 in March mate, if he's still relying on being coached to get the best out of him, and to put the ball in the back of the net instead of right at the keeper, then that's worrying.

He needs a system in place that gets the most out of him. And every player needs to be coached properly. Just because someone gets older does not mean they can just be left to their own devices

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

He needs a system in place that gets the most out of him. And every player needs to be coached properly. Just because someone gets older does not mean they can just be left to their own devices

But does he need coaching to actually put a shift in, to look arsed, to be able to put a cross in, to stop hitting his shots right at the keeper (plenty of examples when he's been one on one with a keeper) when in on goal?

 

[ToffeeTim]

He needs a system in place that gets the most out of him. And every player needs to be coached properly. Just because someone gets older does not mean they can just be left to their own devices

Unfortunately his good movement is let down by the fact he is a very poor finisher and he strikes a ball poorly. No amount of coaching is going to change that at his age.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Unfortunately his good movement is let down by the fact he is a very poor finisher and he strikes a ball poorly. No amount of coaching is going to change that at his age.

Yeah, but he proved over the years at Arsenal he is a good wide attacker.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

But does he need coaching to actually put a shift in, to look arsed, to be able to put a cross in, to stop hitting his shots right at the keeper (plenty of examples when he's been one on one with a keeper) when in on goal?

He is not the only one who looks unmotivated under Silva, to be fair

 

[bring the ghost on]

Walcott is a quality player - the fact we cannot get the most out of him speaks volumes about the quality of our coaching.

He's been extremely poor this season in every game he's featured in. In fact, save for a bright start when he first signed and bagged a few goals, his spell with us has been pretty disastrous - blind alleys, no link up play, no football intelligence, no end product.

 

[CRIMHEAD]

He's been the problem most of the year, but not today. That being said, Siggy gave it to him on a platter. Wasn't even that great a save.

 

[Bob Elstone]

The original invisible man.

 

[royvernon39]

I thought he was our worst player today. At his age and with his experience he should be demanding the ball and
getting the attack into gear. Never does. He missed a great chance from a smart Gilfi pass in the first half and that
was his afternoon over.

He's only here for the money.

 

[Zatara]

Said it when we signed him...short termism at its finest.

I thought he would be decent for 18 months but hes not even managed more than 6months of performances for us.

I could list all the insults in the world at this guy but i think we should be sending him off to China for a final pay day