Former Tottenham player Jermaine Jenas believes Calum Chambers could be the answer to our defensive midfield problems, with the semi-retired star claiming the young Englishman can fill the void left by Francis Coquelin. The Frenchman is facing three months on the sidelines with knee ligament damage (via Arsenal.com), with Arsene Wenger confirming that his compatriot's injury was worse than first feared. 'It is what we feared basically. Let's be realistic, it will be 12 weeks. He does not need surgery. It was a knee ligament so it will be 12 weeks,' Wenger is quoted as saying. The manager had previously suggested that Chambers was among the candidates to replace Coquelin (via the Mirror),...
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