Wenger confident Walcott will start scoring regularly

ARSENE WENGER is convinced it will not be long before Theo Walcott starts knocking in goals “for fun” again.

Wenger confident Walcott will start scoring regularly
Wed, 31 Jan, 2007 - 00:00
Jim van Wijk

Now 17, Walcott joined Arsenal just over a year ago from Southampton in a deal which could eventually cost the north London club £12m.

However he has looked out of sorts in recent weeks, and missed another great chance to open his account when firing wide from close range in the FA Cup tie against Bolton on Sunday.

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