Walcott wants 'bigger' Arsenal

Posted on | Sunday, July 10, 2011 | No Comments

Theo Walcott believes that Arsenal's force strength in depth is the key to end unwanted club trophy six years of drought.

Arsenal have not won the silver after lifting the FA Cup in 2005, a period that is angry about their success-hungry fans.

Arsenal play attractive football with a successful win-neutral, has not brought in recent seasons.

Walcott insists he will keep the club's transfer activity this summer, especially to see if they can keep their star players.

The likes of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri have been in contact with the furniture, and Walcott believes it is necessary to keep their key man.

"We play good football, but we can have a bigger team," said Walcott. "We also need to keep possession of the best players.

"The boss said he will go just as well, adding to the team. It will be crucial.

"I'm very curious to see who comes and goes. As a team last season was a disappointment.

"We need to move a step closer, and perhaps should have done much better than the last stretch.

"A lot of teams like Manchester City and Liverpool come into the frame now. It will not be an easy Premier League.

"We must focus on the future and hopefully it will be bright for us next season."

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