2. Mixing it up with Giroud and Walcott
The criticism levelled at Olivier Giroud might be justified, but he doesn’t have the worst scoring record for the team from London. He did score 19 goals from 36 games for Arsenal last season and apart from the goals, he does have the ability to win a lot of headers and gives Arsenal an option to hoof the ball forward.
Cue the other side of the coin with Theo Walcott finally emerging as a striker this season. The English attacker has often been deployed as a striker, but he has looked extremely sharp this season, probably after finally recovering from that injury against Tottenham in the FA Cup. The pace and movement of Walcott actually frees up the likes of Sanchez and Ozil. Mixing the games the two strikers play would actually help Arsenal more and keep the opposition guessing; of course they still have Danny Welbeck to count on when he comes back to full fitness.