john the tinca
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Walcott ruled out after surgeryArsenal winger Theo Walcott has undergone surgery on his dislocated right shoulder and will be sidelined for at least three months.
Walcott, who has a hereditary shoulder problem, suffered the injury in training with the England squad ahead of Wednesday's friendly with Germany.
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger said: "After three months he can play but it takes longer to be completely competitive.
"After this injury it takes a while for a player to use his shoulder again."
Walcott, 19, has suffered from a series of shoulder injuries in his career.
He had his left shoulder pinned in 2007 and had to be stretchered off during Arsenal's recent game with Stoke after he fell on it and suffered spasms as a result.
The operation was carried out by the same surgeon who operated on Walcott in 2007.
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john the tinca
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Theres to many players getting injured while playing for their country the F.A. should componsate teams for the loss of good players, Arsenal will miss him and his absence could cost then the Title.
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