It seemed crazy for Arsène Wenger to keep playing Jack Wilshere, the kid who had spent 17 months out injured, the boy who has not stopped running and chasing and coaxing and creating since he stepped back on to the pitch in October. Rest Wilshere? No chance. He has become the inspirer in chief of Arsenal - the conductor, the driving force, the de facto leader. Having pushed his team with a blend of energy and imagination, he had his brilliance rewarded with an emphatic matchwinner four minutes ...
It seemed crazy for Arsène Wenger to keep playing Jack Wilshere, the kid who had spent 17 months out injured, the boy who has not stopped running and chasing and coaxing and creating since he stepped back on to the pitch in October. Rest Wilshere? No chance. He has become the inspirer in chief of Arsenal - the conductor, the driving force, the de facto leader. Having pushed his team with a blend of energy and imagination, he had his brilliance rewarded with an emphatic matchwinner four minutes ...
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