Well, if it's not meant to be it's not meant to be. From the little that i've seen, he seems very talented and has the world at his feet. Good luck to him and hope he becomes the great player his talents deserve. We obviously dont know the details behind his move to Arsenal but whatever the circumstances, I've always been of the opinion that if a player turns us down, its his loss not the club's. And I wont feel much grief if he well and truly turns out to be a world beater because some of the greatest players in world football have played against us throughout the 70s and 80s and even as recent as last season and still coudn't stop us from being rampant on the domestic and the European scene. If Walcott turns out to be another Henry, well and good, but we have stopped Henry from playing before so I'm confident that once we become the dominant force again, whoever they may be, they have to first find a way to withstand the red tide before even thinking about what they could get out of the match. Just my two cents worth.