Just found this on a website, not sure this could even be remotely true. But 
we do need a creative striker.


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Could Walcott Be Heading To The Boleyn
Submitted by Neville Nixon on 14 January, 2008 - 11:40.
Theo Walcott could be making the short move across London from Arsenal to 
West Ham on loan for the rest of the season. The move could see Walcott in 
Alan Curbishley's depleted squad as soon as Sunday's Premier League 
encounter with Manchester City. If Walcott does arrive on loan Arsenal will 
have the option of recalling him with only seven days notice, but despite 
this restriction the deal could be mutually beneficial for both the clubs 
and the player. His first team appearances have been severely restricted of 
late a move could help re-invigorate his game, he would prevent Hammers 
having to dip into the market for a striker as the hope is that Craig 
Bellamy and Bobby Zamora will eventually both be available for selection. 
This could be a bit pie in the sky, but the information comes from a 
reliable source close to the Gooners, if it comes off great, if not, with 
Faubert looking raring to go and the Z Man and the Welsh hitter arriving 
like the cavalry, fans can put the disappointment of Scotty Parker's injury 
behind them and look forward to seeing a bit of class. - Ed

Billericay Hammer brought next idea :
> Just found this on a website, not sure this could even be remotely true. But 
> we do need a creative striker.
>
>
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> Could Walcott Be Heading To The Boleyn
> Submitted by Neville Nixon on 14 January, 2008 - 11:40.
> Theo Walcott could be making the short move across London from Arsenal to 
> West Ham on loan for the rest of the season. The move could see Walcott in 
> Alan Curbishley's depleted squad as soon as Sunday's Premier League encounter 
> with Manchester City. If Walcott does arrive on loan Arsenal will have the 
> option of recalling him with only seven days notice, but despite this 
> restriction the deal could be mutually beneficial for both the clubs and the 
> player. His first team appearances have been severely restricted of late a 
> move could help re-invigorate his game, he would prevent Hammers having to 
> dip into the market for a striker as the hope is that Craig Bellamy and Bobby 
> Zamora will eventually both be available for selection. This could be a bit 
> pie in the sky, but the information comes from a reliable source close to the 
> Gooners, if it comes off great, if not, with Faubert looking raring to go and 
> the Z Man and the Welsh hitter arriving like the cavalry, fans can put the 
> disappointment of Scotty Parker's injury behind them and look forward to 
> seeing a bit of class. - Ed

Walcott will not be ready to play Premiership football for a long long 
while take my word on it mate I have watched him a lot.

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Count  Baldoni