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Chelsea's Terry: Theo Walcott has come out of his shell



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Published Date: 07 October 2008
England captain John Terry says that Theo Walcott is coming out of his shell - but has warned against putting too much pressure on the Arsenal youngster.
The Gunners winger seems certain to keep his place for Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan after scoring a sensational hat-trick in last month's stirring 4-1 victory in Croatia.

Chelsea defender Terry has called for calm over assessments of Walcott's importance to Fabio Capello's team, but believes the 19-year-old and his attack-minded colleagues can thrive as long as they ignore the pressure of representing their country.

"The lads all said that Theo came out of his shell a bit on the last trip with England," Terry said.

"But let's not put too much pressure on him. He is an exciting talent and a really good player for the future and for this campaign.

"But we must not start saying it is all down to him and that he is the only way forward. We have the likes of Theo, Wayne Rooney and Joe Cole.

"Let's tell them all to play their normal game like they are back in the playground."





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  • Last Updated: 07 October 2008 9:37 AM
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  • Location: Northampton
 
 

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