New Delhi: Pacey English forward Theo Walcott believes Arsenal will take the experiences from this season as a learning curve and come back stronger next term, according to Sky Sports.
While Walcott admits that scoring goals is not a problem for the Gunners, the No. 14 did concede that the Ashburton Grove outfit need to fine-tune the "dirty-work" they do.
He said, "We have got to take this into next season now, bounce back and put in a good performance. We are scoring goals from all sorts of positions, the team is playing very well and are keeping the ball without conceding many goals.
"We have to learn from our experiences this year, do the dirty work and get the results."
He continued by recalling Manchester United's form against the other members of the Premier League's ‘Big Four’. "United only won one game out of their matches against the top four, so it just shows how important every game is in the Premier League,” he stated.
"The little clubs, away and at home, they are the points you have to make up. We have to do the dirty work, like we have learned from this year, and take that into next season."
Walcott has been called up for England's World Cup qualifiers against Kazakhstan and Andorra and has also be named in the squad for the Under-21 championships, which are due to take place in Sweden in June. Wenger will be wary of burn-out as Walcott's holiday period will only last one week before pre-season begins.
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