November 21st, 2008 
kamdosu Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed that Theo Walcott will be sidelined for at least three months after dislocating his shoulder while training with England.
Walcott was injured when he slipped on the rain-soaked pitch in Berlin during a training session with Fabio Capello‘s squad on Tuesday.
The 19-year-old was taken to hospital and his right shoulder was popped back in by doctors, but Wenger admitted there was no chance of a quick return and the player had a surgery on Thursday.
Wenger said, “Theo dislocated his shoulder during training, he will be out for at least three months.”
This is the fourth time Walcott suffered a shoulder injury as he stands up with a hereditary condition inherited from his father Don. Also, the Gunners centre half, Kolo Toure is down with calf strain and will be out of play in their clash with Man. City. Cesc Fabregas is still on suspension and Emmenuel Eboue is active on the Arsene Wenger injury list. In another report, Arsene Wenger made it known that, his relationship with the Fabio Capello crew and the FA will not be soiled by the Theo Walcott injury.
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Mr Arsene wenger should be responsible for our injury players he should spend money as to provide good result in matches
coach buy big boys into our team