Morning all. When Danny Welbeck is fit, it's easy. Same when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is fit but when both of those players are missing, why does Arsene Wenger simply make do? Since neither have been available, we've seen Aaron Ramsey play out on the right and then on Wednesday, Jack Wilshere was thrown out there. Why? Theo Walcott is fit, Serge Gnabry is fit having played a number of games for the under 21's and both are far more suited to that role, far more suited. Yet there we were on Wednesday, up against a side who can be described as nothing other than one of the worst footballing sides in the Premier League, yet neither were chosen over a left-footed central midfielder. Most of us...
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