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Arsenal 2-0 Stoke: Walcott, Girould Guns Visitors Down At Emirates

After critics have had  doubts in Arsenal's attack, Wengers men seems to be responding when it matters most with Walcott and Giroud responding with goals to anyone doubting there abilities.

Both Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud answered their critics with well-taken goals as Arsenal picked up a first home win of the season in Saturday's 2-0 victory over Stoke City at Emirates Stadium.

The Gunners laid siege to the visitors' goal in the opening exchanges, twice hitting the woodwork, and finally took the lead through Walcott on the half-hour mark, racing onto Mesut Ozil's excellent pass and sliding the ball under Jack Butland.

ENGLAND FACTOR!!! Daily Mail Rates Walcott Higher Than Willian, Fabregas & Wilshere = Draw

Previewing today’s Community between Arsenal and Chelsea, the Daily Mail have written up one of those illogical player v player pieces in order to ascertain which of the two sides is better.

Taking each player for each side and comparing them against their opposite number with scores out of 10 (keeper v keeper, full-back v full-back), the Mail came to the conclusion that Chelsea are better than Arsenal, 89 to 86 (as last season’s Premier League table would have shown you).

But when you look closely at each rating, a common theme emerges, and as was depressingly predictable, the Mail journo did the ratings with his Little Englander hat on.

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Theo Walcott Extends Arsenal Stay, Set To Earn £100,000 Per Week

The 26­-year­-old was set to enter the last year of his current deal but after talks between the player and his representatives, negotiations ended successfully. The 26­-year­-old England international was set to enter the last year of his current deal.

But after a summer of talks between the player and his representatives, negotiations ended successfully.
The deal will keep Walcott at the Emirates until 2019 and put his salary in the £100,000 a week bracket and make him one of the club’s highest earners.

Arsenal will officially confirm the new contract in the next two weeks – certainly before the start of the Premier League season when they play West Ham at home.

Theo Walcott Set To Renew Arsenal Contract

Theo Walcott has reiterated his desire to stay at ‘special’ Arsenal and has predicted that talks over a new contract will not be prolonged.

After the departure of Abou Diaby, The 26 year old has become Arsenal’s longest serving player and according to a report by the Telegraph the forward is close to completing negotiations over a deal to keep the player in North London for a little while longer.

Theo Walcott joined Arsenal in 2006 at the age of 16 and, after scoring in the FA Cup final in May, is now targeting an era of sustained success for the Gunners.

EPL Transfer Update: Cech Close To Arsenal Move, United, City In For Pogba, Mourinho Keen On Walcot & More

Man Utd ready Kane bid
Manchester United are set to submit a £40 million bid to Tottenham for Harry Kane.

Man City in £100m bid for Pogba & Sterling
Manchester City will bid £60 million for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba and £40 million for Liverpool’s Raheem Sterling.

Arsenal stand firm in Cech deal
Jose Mourinho is keen on Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain but Arsenal are not willing to use their players in the deal to sign Petr Cech from Chelsea.

5 Things Arsenal Must Do To Keep Winning

Jon Spurling earmarks strikers, steel and injury prevention as areas for improvement for Arsene Wenger... Arsenal wiped the floor with Aston Villa at Wembley on Saturday to secure back-to-back FA Cup wins, and already Arsene Wenger and his players are talking of a genuine Premier League title challenge next season – perhaps even a tilt at Champions League glory.

Yet despite an improved league position (if not a points tally), the potency of Alexis Sanchez and some wonderful attacking play, the Gunners finished a hefty 12 points behind Chelsea and were humbled at home against Monaco in Europe, going down 3-1 and crashing out in the last 16. There were also a couple of calamitous away days, after which a minority of fans called for Wenger’s head. So how do they ensure those events don't happen once again next season? Here's the Gunners' five steps for success...

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ENGLAND: Arsene Wenger Would Be Happy With Walcott's England Call Up

Arsene Wenger would be "happy" for Theo Walcott to link up with England, but urged caution on managing his comeback from injury. The 25-year-old returned to competitive action for the first time since sustaining a knee ligament injury in January when he came off the bench in Arsenal's 3-0 victory over Burnley on Saturday.

England face a Euro 2016 qualifying fixture at home to Slovenia on November 15 and a friendly at Scotland two days later during the upcoming international break.

THEO WALCOTT: Would Walcott's World Cup Football Woes Continuue???

In 2006 Theo was just 17 years old before he was surprisingly included in England's squad but he never kicked the ball through the tournament. In 2010 he wasn't included which was a surprise to many and 2014 is completely ruled out due to injury. Is this a curse??? See some statistics below


WALCOTT'S INJURIES

Walcott first suffered with a shoulder injury in the 2006-07 season
He dislocated his shoulder while training with England in November 2008 and was out for five months

THEO WALCOTT: Injury Rules Walcott Out Of World Cup & EPL Season

Theo Walcott hardly looked like a man being carried towards one of the lowest points in his career - and another chapter in his cursed World Cup history - as he was taken off on a stretcher at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

Walcott collapsed in agony as he attempted to tackle Danny Rose in the closing minutes of Arsenal's 2-0 FA Cup third-round victory against Tottenham.

As he departed, however, he was in high enough spirits to remind Spurs fans of the score after being pelted with objects from the away section - and also to acknowledge the acclaim of Gunners supporters who tossed scarves in his direction with smiles and waves.

ARSENAL: Injured Theo Walcot Out For A Month

Arsenal's Theo Walcott is stretchered off the pitch Arsenal winger Theo Walcott is expected to face up to four weeks on the sidelines after picking up a knee injury in the Gunners’ FA Cup win over Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday evening.

Walcott was stretchered off towards the end of the encounter.

Gunners manager Arsene Wenger hoped that the England international had just been kicked, but initial reports suggest he will be out for the next month with knee ligament damage.

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ARSENAL: Theo Walcott has scored 5 goals in Four matches

Theo Walcott sealed Arsenal’s return to the top of the table on New Year’s Day after Manchester City had temporarily taken pole position in the league after an early 3-2 win at Swansea on Wednesday.

Arsenal’s win did not come easy.

Cardiff, buoyed by the sight of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sitting in the stands ahead of confirmation that he is to be the new Dragons manager, kept Arsenal at bay until the final minutes of the games when Nicolas Bendtner struck.

Once Arsenal took the lead it was left to England attacker Theo Walcott to boost his reputation as being a killer finisher in the box with a clinical dink over keeper David Marshall in injury time at the end of the game.

Incredibly that goal was Walcott’s fifth Premier League strike in just four games since coming back from injury