Showing posts with label Theo Walcott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Theo Walcott. Show all posts

Monday, June 18, 2012

Walcott Could Appear Against Ukraine

England gets good news in an attempt to break through the quarterfinal. Theo Walcott could certainly appear in the last preliminary match against host Ukraine. Arsenal winger was previously doubtful after injuring his hamstring in the match that ended with the cons Sweden 3-2 England victory. In the party, Walcott himself look slick by contributing one goal and one assist while new entrants in the middle of the second half.



"He (Walcott) will be fit for the match," said England coach, Roy Hodgson sepert reported. "Fortunately, we did not have injury problems." Hodgson is now facing the dilemma of whether to bring Walcott in the starting line-up to replace James Milner. In addition, with the return of Wayne Rooney then Hodgson must choose between Danny Welbeck or Andy Carroll as tandemnya on the front lines. "It becomes a very difficult choice because they look good in our trial match before the tournament and the tournament itself," he continued. "So they made me dizzy dizzy, but this is desirable because it's a matter of the players who were good and played well to fight for a place." '"However, I have confirmed that Wayne Rooney will be featured from the start so a decision must be made," he said. England will face Ukraine's counter-action determination at Donbass Arena, Wednesday (20/06/2012) pm dawn. A draw will ensure that the Three Lions qualify for the next round.

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

When Walcott Must 'Faced a race' with Time

Theo Walcott is a football player who used to operate on the right wing even plays as a striker. However, this time Walcott should "contest run" with time to recover his condition to be able to fit in the Euro 2012.



Walcott had dropped it in the game tests cons Belgium last weekend, but the actual condition of Walcott's not 100 percent recovered post got a hamstring injury in training sessions. This condition is certainly worrisome for Roy Hodgson who has lost three key players due to injury. Therefore, Walcott, who may be relied upon to fill a spot in the midfield of the Three Lions in the Poland-Ukraine, should be able to restore the conditions to be perfect in order to bring England qualify from group stage. Questioned on the current condition, Walcott admitted that nerves are injured at this time. But the footballer's 23-year promise to be able to restore the conditions for giving his best performance in the European Cup as well as appearing in the inaugural game of counter France on June 11. "I muulai achieve the conditions best. Frankly hamstring injury just a little annoying. But I've trained hard and judge for themselves the condition is like," said Walcott told Sky Sports. "The good thing is I do not want to burden myself before the tournament and I started to restore the condition such as all," he continued. "I'm sure once the tournament starts, I'm ready," he concluded.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Theo Walcott Family Fear Racism, Joleon Lescott Sympathy

Long before Euro 2012 was held, England fans already received warnings and threats from hooligans Ukraine Theo Walcott forcing families to stay in the country. They worry that would be targeted by racist hooligans action to force the host if it comes to supporting the Arsenal midfielder.



These conditions make Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott was sorry, because he thinks Walcott desperate need of family support when carrying the name of the Three Lions in four annual tournaments. "It's sad, they made the decision to not do anything about football. Walcott is a vital player in our squad. He'll play a lot of parties and has an important role in the team.

Sad family could come and support it," said Lescott. "I understand their decision, if they feel it would be a problem if he was there. My family did not leave, but it was not for that reason. They just do not want to go." The 29-year-old said, racism is not an issue in Poland and Ukraine if the authorities act decisively.

Lescott himself said he did not like racism continues to be a problem in football. "It's a shame we have to discuss this issue, but I think this will continue to happen. You can not remove it from the minds of people," complained Lescott. "Racism is a sensitive issue for some people. But if you finish early, I think this would not be a problem. On the whole, our country better. English is not as bad in other countries," Lescott end.