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Theo Walcott has admitted he does not care what trophy Arsenal win this season - he just wants to ensure they do.

After five seasons without silverware, the Gunners are in contention for four major honours this term.

They lie second in the Premier League table, with an FA Cup fifth-round trip to Leyton Orient looming and a Carling Cup final with Birmingham after that - not to mention their eagerly-awaited Champions League double-header with Barcelona.

Little wonder there is a gleam in Walcott's eye as he assesses the prospect of finally adding another year to the roll of honour wrapped around the Emirates Stadium.

"The league would be massive," he said. "It's the hard work over the whole season. You have so many games and have to go through so many ups and downs. That would be the biggest one to win. I want that one.

"But really, anything will do. We haven't won trophies for a long time. This is the year we need to."

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