Eduardo starting to look odd man out

WHEN Nicklas Bendtner misses a chance, the reaction from the Arsenal fans is normally one of anger or frustration.

Yet when Eduardo fluffed his lines time and again against Wolves on Saturday, there was only sympathy coming from the stands as it appeared two vital points were being thrown away in the chase for the title.

And it is that difference that should convince Arsene Wenger that this summer he should cut his losses on the Croat and bid him a fond, regretful farewell. Eduardo is a popular player at the club, yet it is becoming difficult to see any way in which his time in north London will be remembered for anything other than the horrific leg break he suffered at Birmingham 26 months ago.

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