Jack Wilshere | Football Stats | West Ham | Season 2009/2010

	19. Jack Wilshere
	Midfielder West Ham

Real name	Jack Wilshere
Age	26 (Born 01 Jan, 1992)
Height	5ft 8in (1.73m)
Weight	10st 7lb (66.67kg)

Place of birth	Stevenage, England
Nationality	England
Date Signed	09 Jul, 2018
Fee	Free

Career

CLUB	FROM	TO	FEE	LEAGUE		FA CUP		LGE CUP		OTHER
				APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS
West Ham	09 Jul, 18		Free	4 (1)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0
Bournemouth	31 Aug, 16	22 May, 17	Loan	22 (5)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0
Bolton	29 Jan, 10	01 Jun, 10	Loan	13 (1)	1	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0
Arsenal	01 Jul, 08	09 Jul, 18	Trainee	92 (33)	7	6 (7)	1	18 (0)	1	34 (7)	5
Totals			£0	131 (40)	8	6 (7)	1	18 (0)	1	34 (7)	5
Goals per Game				0.04		0.07		n/a		0.12

Games played by Jack Wilshere in 2009/2010
					GLS	YEL	RED
Champions League	We 26Aug 2009	Arsenal	3 - 1	Celtic
Champions League	We 16Sep 2009	St Liege	2 - 3	Arsenal
Carling Cup	Tu 22Sep 2009	Arsenal	2 - 0	West Brom
Premier League	Sa 17Oct 2009	Arsenal	3 - 1	Birmingham
Carling Cup	We 02Dec 2009	Man City	3 - 0	Arsenal
Champions League	We 09Dec 2009	Olympiakos	1 - 0	Arsenal
English FA Cup	Su 03Jan 2010	West Ham	1 - 2	Arsenal
Premier League	Tu 09Feb 2010	Man City	2 - 0	Bolton
Premier League	We 17Feb 2010	Wigan	0 - 0	Bolton
Premier League	Sa 27Feb 2010	Bolton	1 - 0	Wolves
Premier League	Sa 06Mar 2010	West Ham	1 - 2	Bolton	1
Premier League	Tu 09Mar 2010	Sunderland	4 - 0	Bolton
Premier League	Sa 13Mar 2010	Bolton	4 - 0	Wigan
Premier League	Sa 20Mar 2010	Everton	2 - 0	Bolton
Premier League	Sa 27Mar 2010	Bolton	0 - 4	Man Utd
Premier League	Sa 03Apr 2010	Bolton	0 - 1	Aston Villa
Premier League	Tu 13Apr 2010	Chelsea	1 - 0	Bolton
Premier League	Sa 17Apr 2010	Stoke	1 - 2	Bolton
Premier League	Sa 24Apr 2010	Bolton	2 - 2	Portsmouth
Premier League	Sa 01May 2010	Tottenham	1 - 0	Bolton
Premier League	Su 09May 2010	Bolton	2 - 1	Birmingham

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Match in Focus

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Man City v Everton

Home Win	Draw	Away Win

Key stats

Manchester City have not kept a clean sheet in their last four games

Expert verdict

Manchester City suffered their first league defeat of the season at Chelsea on Saturday, but don’t expect them to meet with the same fate when they host Everton at the Etihad. Despite that setback, City remain a fantastic team and it will take something special for Everton to stop the champions. But the Toffees are difficult to break down, going into half-time level in each of their last five games, and there could be value in expecting something similar. Marco Silva’s side have conceded just two goals in four games and defended well for much of the Merseyside derby before a Jordan Pickford howler.

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