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That means leaving a fresh Bendtner out who scored two goals in his last game. Oh decisions decisions, I trust the manager to make the correct choices regarding tactics, confidence and balance

RvP had 3 free headers , Nasri was just waiting around for each fulham player to roll the red carpet for him, and Vela lol, walk it in? for gods sake the guy just doesnt know when to pass

The last player you want to see running at you in the 70th minute is Theo Walcott, that is a big hand that Wenger has and he can call on that hand whenever he likes

We can talk all we like about Theo being converted as a striker but someone who has just come back from injury is doing a very good job of being on the way to being an automatic starter. Eduardo Da Silva is a truly world class goal scorer

I still find it difficult to quite work out what is going on when he misses chances. A bit like a computer crashing. It isn't supposed to, it usually ticks over nicely

By the way that Wenger has talked up Theo, I would guess that he will start the game and I think the FA Cup is a good way to bring him back in

I laughed my head of yesterday. I read the Fabregas back in training - Picture special from Arsenal.com and I clicked on the article to see pictures of Cesc jogging and kicking the ball

I can honestly say that I have never seen him have a bad game. He did give a few passes away but more than made up for it with countless interceptions and tackles

Incredible control at times and great mazy run in the first half but overall a bad day at the office. All part of the learning process I hope because I have no doubt he has the ability

Do you remember the Walcott of Blackburn away and Bolton away this season? Electric, he was like a slalom skier, weaving through defenders for fun. I am looking forward to that player back amongst us