Since his high profile signing from Southampton as an adorable, bright-eyed prospect (presumably a virgin). Theo Walcott’s career has been a sports correspondent’s wet dream: a surprise inclusion in Sven’s world cup squad, an impressive hat-trick for his country, Capello’s decision not to take him to South Africa - and all this time under constant scrutiny from pundits, back-room staff and hopeful fans. Arsene Wenger has frequently stated his belief that Theo will one day fulfill a more central attacking role, playing off the last man and using his explosive acceloration to create chances, much in the same way Thierry Henry used to do so often. Now and again we’re shown glimpses of this potential. Most recently, his brace against Newcastle in