Theo Walcott under fire for commenting about a draw between Gunners and Tottenham

Theo Walcott under fire for commenting about a draw between Gunners and Tottenham

Arsenal fans were left confused after previous Gunner Theo Walcott said he believes the north London derby should complete a DRAW.

In spite of enduring 12-years playing for Arsenal, Walcott uncovered he needed to “shift back and forth” while picking a victor for the match.

Theo Walcott expressed live on Sky Sports that an attract the Tottenham versus Arsenal conflict would be “pleasant”

The 33-year-old, presently playing for Southampton, left a few fans incensed while showing up as a savant for the game on Sky Sports.

Walcott uncovered he needed the crunch game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to end with the crown jewels shared – in spite of the Gunners required a success to get Champions League football.

He said: “Ideally this evening, I’m playing vacillating, being a decent draw is going.”

A draw would have kept the Gunners four focuses in front of Spurs with two games left of the time to play.

Furthermore, dazed Arsenal fans rushed to take to web-based entertainment in light of the case from a 398 man times for Arsenal.

One irate ally stated: “Did I hear Theo Walcott accurately, he’s expecting a draw ?!?! You f***ng what….”

One more added: “For what reason does Theo Walcott need a draw?”

While a third guaranteed: “Theo Walcott just said he needs a draw? Why’s he making a solid attempt to demolish his inheritance at arms stockpile?”

Walcott however rushed to get fans back on side while examining his decision in favor of Players Player of the Year this season.

He had a splendid response when inquired as to whether he had decided in favor of Son Heung-Min, who has now scored 21 association objectives this mission.

“I value a decent footballer, and he is. He is awesome… in any case, I’ll be straightforward with you I can’t decide in favor of a Tottenham player.”

As it was Arsenal fans would have snapped Walcott’s hand off for a draw by half-time, with their side previously losing 2-0 to Harry Kane’s twofold and down to ten men after Rob Holding’s stunning excusal.

Son Heung-min then, at that point, got a third minutes after the restarts.

Be that as it may, luckily for Arsenal, Spurs kindly then took their foot off the gas and made due with a tremendous 3-0 triumph.

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