WALCOTT





Full name: Theo James Walcott
Date of birth: March 16, 1989
Birthplace: Stanmore, London, England
Nationality: English
2nd nationality: Barbadian
EU passport: Yes
Height: 176 cms
Weight: 68 kgs

Club: Arsenal
Position: Striker [C]
Squad Number: 14
Previous clubs: (youth) Southampton > (£5m) Arsenal

International debut: May 2006, v Hungary
International Caps: 8
International Goals: 3
World Cups: Germany 2006
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SeasonClubCountryLevelGPGS
2008-09 Arsenal ENG A 22 2
2007-08 Arsenal ENG A 25 4
2006-07 Arsenal ENG A 16 0
2005-06 Arsenal ENG A 0 0
2005-06 Southampton ENG B 21 4
2004-05 Southampton ENG A 0 0
Career Totals:8410


UEFA Champions League 2006-07

DateVenueMatchMPGFASFCFSYCRC
07/03 Emirates Stadium, London Arsenal 1:1 PSV 5 0 0 0 1 0 0
21/11 Emirates Stadium, London Arsenal 3:1 Hamburg 15 0 2 1 1 0 0
01/11 Emirates Stadium, London Arsenal 0:0 CSKA Moskva 19 0 0 0 1 0 0
17/10 Lokomotiv Central Stadium, Moscow CSKA Moskva 1:0 Arsenal 10 0 0 0 1 0 0
26/09 Emirates Stadium, London Arsenal 2:0 Porto 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
Competition Totals:53021400
Competition Average:10.600.40.20.800

Glossary
MP: Minutes Played, GF: Goals in favor, AS: Assists, FC: Fouls Committed, FS: Fouls Suffered, YC: Yellow Cards, RC: Red Cards



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1989
Born March 16 in Newbury, Berkshire.
2004
September: Aged 15 years and 175 days, he became Southampton's youngest player to feature for the reserves in a match against Watford.
2005
August: Promoted to the Southampton first team for the 2005/06 season, with the club relegated into the Championship. His professional debut came as a 73rd-minute substitute in a 0-0 draw against Wolves aged 16 years and 143 days - eclipsing Danny Wallace as the club's youngest ever player.
October: Scores his first ever goal in 2-1 defeat at Leeds.
December: His meteoric rise saw him finish in the top three of the BBC's Young Sports Personality of the Year.
2006
January: Joins Arsenal for an initial fee of £5million with the potential of rising to £12million, making him the most expensive 16-year-old ever.
May 15: Becomes the major surprise call-up for World Cup finals when coach Sven Goran Eriksson named him in the English final list.
August 16: Scored on his England U-21 debut as the team draw against Moldova 2-2.
May 30: Became England's youngest player aged 17 years and 75 days when he entered the field in the 65th minute for Michael Owen during the 3-1 defeat of Hungary in Manchester.
August 19: Made his Premiership debut 17 minutes from the end of the first game in the new Emirates Stadium, with the Gunners trailing to an Olof Mellberg goal. He lifted the crowd, gave Arsene Wenger's team more pace and directness on the left wing and set up an 84th-minute equalizer for Gilberto.
August 29: England manager Steve McClaren has told Theo Walcott he must gain more experience before he can expect an international recall.
October 10: Walcott came off the bench to score both goals as England defeated Germany to advance to the 2007 UEFA European Under-21 Championship.
2007
February 25: Scored his first ever Arsenal goal on their 1-2 defeat against Chelsea in the English League Cup final at the Millennium Stadium.
March 19: Set to be officially out for the season after club manager Arsene Wenger confirmed that he would have surgery on his troublesome shoulder this week.
2008
September 10: Aged 19, Walcott became the youngest ever England player to score a hat-trick in the 4-1 win over Croatia in Zagreb.
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FIFA World Cup™ Germany 2006 player's profile

Theo Walcott’s inclusion in Sven-Goran Eriksson’s FIFA World Cup™ squad caused jaws to drop across England, yet those who have seen the 17-year-old at close quarters believe he will soon earn an identical reaction for his feats on a football pitch.
Walcott has had a whirlwind year which began at his first club Southampton last August. After 21 appearances and four goals, he joined Arsenal in January and has since been learning his trade with the reserves.

Blessed with enough pace to be able to out-sprint Thierry Henry on the training ground, he had represented England at every level up to U-19 prior to his surprise elevation to the seniors.

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UEFA Champions League 2005-06 player's profile

Widely regarded as the most promising and talented teenager in England, forward Theo Walcott is renowned for his searing pace and powerful shot.

National team
Walcott helped England reach the finals of the UEFA European Under-17 Championship in Italy, although he was unable to help his team progress beyond the group stage.

Club
Walcott caught the eye of a talent scout from Southampton FC while playing for his local side at the age of 14 and was quickly signed as an apprentice in 2004. Despite his young age and slight build he progressed into the first team the following year, breaking the club record for the youngest player to turn out for the south-coast side at just 15 years and 175 days. He scored five goals in 23 appearances for the second division side during 2005/06 before Arsenal won the much-documented race for his services, securing his signature for an initial €7.3m fee which could rise to €17.5m depending on appearances and achievements.

Did you know?
Walcott is the grandson of the legendary West Indian cricketer Clyde Walcott.

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Arsenal FC squad for the English Premier League 2006-07

England squad for the FIFA World Cup 2006

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