I may be jumping the gun here, but I've never known an incident where every single national newspaper misquotes a player and the fact that Whinging Willie has previous form when it comes to  falling out with his  colleagues, manager and club, doesn't help his plight.

Again, this is only my opinion, but Gallas is not good enough to be Arsenal's captain. He might make a decent club skipper elsewhere, but not for the Gunners.

For those of you don't know what he said about his Arsenal team mates, click here to got to our newspaper round-up.

The basic gist of it is: our young players aren't brave enough to compete; there is a senior player in the team who disrespects his fellow players; there was a dressing room fight between players at half time in the 4-4 draw with Tottenham; and if Arsenal don't win a trophy this season our valiant captain will leave the club.

But as angry as I am this morning, I'm interested to gauge what the feeling among you Gooners is toward the man who is supposed to be our on-field leader. Personally I'd be quite happy if Gallas never wore the red and white of Arsenal ever again - he's not fit enough to be our captain and his lack of pace is woeful. He may have been a world class defender once upon a time, but those days are long gone.

Click on the 'read more' link below to access our poll and register your Vote on what reprisals you think Le Gaffer should take against our talkative skipper...

The Sun - Gallas puts the Gunners at war
WILLIAM GALLAS is set to be stripped of the Arsenal captaincy after an explosive attack on his players tore the Gunners apart.

The Mirror - William Gallas slams Arsenal team-mates as he reveals desperation for trophies
William Gallas says he’s worried about Arsenal losing their edge and becoming just another Premier League team. The Arsenal captain has called on his team’s young players to prove they are willing to scrap for the league title.

The Daily Mail - Gallas broadside: We're not brave enough, says Arsenal skipper as he points finger at chief troublemaker
William Gallas has launched an astonishing attack on his Arsenal team-mates for their lack of bravery, laying bare the dressing-room tensions which have derailed their title challenge.

The Daily Express - GALLAS FIRES BLAST AT FELLOW GUNNERS
William Gallas has detonated a bomb under Arsenal’s season by revealing there are divisions among the players and that he had to break up a dressing-room bust-up in the 4-4 home draw with Spurs.

The Daily Star - GUNNERS BUST-UPS TEARING US APART
Skipper William Gallas says Arsenal are being torn apart by behind-the-scenes bust-ups.

For those not in the know, it was Theo's left shoulder this time and not the right one that he had surgery on before. He has a hereditary problem with his shoulder joints, so it kinda begs the question as to why they didn't operate on both around the same time? Sure he might have needed a lot of help during the early days of rehabilitation, but that's what WAGs are for, isn't it and he might not be looking at three months out now.

I digress.

With Walcott sidelined and Cesc Fabregas suspended for this weekend's trip to Man City, my poll for you today is rather simple: who do you think should take their starting places in the Arsenal team?

I've given you as many sensible options as I can think of - in other words I've tried to avoid using makeshift defenders in the centre of the park - and you can click on a couple of names, not just one.

Personally I think I'd go for Aaron Ramsey and Carlos Vela, with Ramsey playing alongside Denilson in the centre of the park, Vela going wide left and Abou Diaby playing on the right (he is right footed after all).

But it would also be good to see the likes of Jack Wilshere being unleashed for a Premier League fixture to see how he can handle the pressure, or even Fran Merida, who has been touted as a similarly capable player as Fabregas, although we're yet to see the evidence.

For the record, I reckon Arsene Wenger will play it safe and opt for Emmanuel Eboue, if he has recovered from his knee problem, and Alex Song.

Ignoring what Le Gaffer might do, I throw it open to you lot to choose who you'd like to see line up against City on Saturday. Click on 'read more' below to access our poll, make your choice, and cast your Vote...

The Sun - Surgery blow for Walcott
THEO WALCOTT will be out for at least three months, Arsene Wenger confirmed last night. The Arsenal star, 19, dislocated his right shoulder on England duty in Berlin on Tuesday and seems almost certain to need surgery.

The Daily Mail - Walcott to be out for eight weeks after surgery on shoulder
Theo Walcott will be out for at least eight weeks after a Harley Street specialist advised him to have an operation on his injured right shoulder.

The Daily Express - WENGER'S BLAST OF FRIENDLY FIRE
ARSENE WENGER will have been left both enraged and frustrated over the circumstances and timing of Theo Walcott’s freak injury while training with England in Germany.

The Daily Star - BIG DAN THE MAN
ARSENAL are set to make a January bid for giant Bayern Munich defender Daniel van Buyten.

The Sun - Theo's 3-month KO
ENGLAND and Arsenal have been stunned by a freak injury to Theo Walcott which could keep him out for three months.

The Daily Mail - Walcott joins England crocks: Arsenal winger out for 12 weeks after dislocating shoulder
Theo Walcott dislocated his right shoulder last night and could be out for 12 weeks in a devastating double blow for England and Arsenal.

The Daily Express - WALCOTT 'OUT FOR 10 WEEKS'
Theo Walcott could be sidelined for up to 10 weeks after being carried off in agony last night with a dislocated shoulder to leave England in disarray ahead of tonight’s friendly with Germany.

Perhaps the financial constraints shrouding the club have a part to play, but if his record at Monaco is anything to go by, Wenger has always preferred to see young protégés moulded to play football his way rather than buy them ready-made.

Last season there was a lot of talk about Jack Wilshere being the star of the Reserves, with one goal against West Ham Reserves in particular catching the eye.

When he ran rings around an experienced Real Madrid defence, it underlined that we have someone truly special on our hands.

What he doesn’t have in pace and power, he makes up for in wit and determination...

The Sun - Gunner Gael blowing cold
GAEL CLICHY has rapped Arsenal after the horror 2-0 home defeat to Aston Villa. Full-back Clichy fumed: “We have to play with the right desire and attitude. If we play like we did against Villa the season will be finished after a few months.”

The Daily Mail - We can write off our title hopes if we don't buck up our ideas now, says Arsenal's Gael Clichy
Gael Clichy fears Arsenal's season will be over within months unless they find consistency.

One of the most important rules in life is loyalty. Family, friends, business - if one isn't loyal, then things will fall apart.

I admire Arsene Wenger enormously - as anyone who reads Veterans View will know. This man has done more for Arsenal in my life than any other single individual - and though I may not always agree with the great man who, in the nature of the football industry and how it works, is bound to be wrong more often than he is right, he has made some breathtaking decisions (about players and games) and brought us all some joyous moments.

In addition the notion of not being loyal to Arsenal is quite beyond me. And so I admire his notion of loyalty to his players.

As I read his praise for Bendtner mid-week, it was with a sense of both doubt and understanding.

But as I took my seat on Saturday against Villa, and heard the team, it was only with a sense of doubt. 4-5-1 versus Manchester United made total sense - particularly given the state of our injuries. But 4-5-1 versus Aston Villa - with NB upfront when Adebayour was fit was patently ridiculous.

This will be the last time for a while that I will write about Nicklas. The man is completely out of his depth running the line solo against a team who are clearly going to come to defend and hit us - brilliantly - on the counter.

Of our three league defeats at the Emirates, this was the first where we absolutely beaten. I have never seen us so poor - to the point where we could have lost 4-0 in a game where we made no - maybe one - chances…