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Too much, too young – the decline of Theo Walcott
As Theo Walcott approaches football’s best-before age of 30, the glory and, in hindsight, the pinnacle, all came far too early, writes Thomas Kershaw.
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Is Eddie Howe the manager capable of reviving Arsenal’s British core at The Emirates?
Stefan Reyners ponders the future for Arsenal and puts forward the case for Eddie Howe to succeed Arsene Wenger in the hot seat.
Arsenal’s best transfer window business has been ignored
Mike Woodward believes that keeping Santi Cazorla and Theo Walcott will stand Arsenal in good stead this season.
Football crazy, ladies skirts mad?! Football’s alternative hobbies
A look at some of the other activities football players get up to outside the game.
Five factors influencing Arsenal’s title credentials
Nathaniel Shaughnessy looks at some of the things that will need to go Arsenal’s way if they are to mount a serious title challenge.
The January Window: A premature option for Wilfried Zaha
Ciaran Kelly believes that Crystal Palace youngster Wilfried Zaha needs to stay put for now.
To dare is to do: Tottenham’s appointment of André Villas-Boas
Ciaran Kelly analyses the man set to take over from Harry Redknapp at White Hart Lane.
2011/2012 Premier League Team of the Season?
Ciaran Kelly shares his thoughts on the outstanding Premier League performers this season.
Assessing André Villas-Boas’ first eight months at Chelsea
Ciaran Kelly had high hopes for Chelsea in his season preview, but 2011/2012 has been far from the unqualified success that André Villas-Boas enjoyed at Porto in 2010/2011.
Daniel Sturridge: Chelsea’s Future Number Nine
Ciaran Kelly takes a look at Chelsea young gun Daniel Sturridge whose progress could be crucial to the Enlish national team.