Theo Walcott was in the groove yesterday at Arsenal and I think much of that was down to the way we played the game as well as some poor defending by the visitors. Quick early passes with a high tempo helps Theo, it helps keep our opponents on the back foot which Walcott's pace can exploit. When we face teams at the Emirates who sit back and have time to set themselves then Walcott often
Coquelin is one player I've been impressed with, he has done his job silently and steadily. He has shown he is a hard worker which is why the game today shouldn't be a big deal for him. Arteta partnering him in the middle of the pack should help him stand firm. A midfield 3 of Coquelin - Arteta - Rosicky should be the way forward but as we all know our thinking isn't Wenger's thinking and he would always come out with what he deems fit enough to make a huge statement and I fully
I am interested to know what Arsene will do with the rest of the team, he often rests players who have played International football but given the importance of the game it could well be seen as somewhat of a risk. Andrey Arshavin for example has played plenty of minutes in Russia's last two