“He has the record on 40 metres. I think it's 4.72 seconds or something like that. Certainly Theo could have been a 100-metre runner.”

—  Theo Walcott

Arsène Wenger, Arsenal manager, 2009 ( Source http://www.insideworldsoccer.com/2009/12/theo-walcott-couldve-been-100-metre.html)
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