Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere given 'outside chance' of being fit to face Norwich City next week The initial hope was that Wilshere and Walcott would recover from respective ankle and groin injuries in time for Saturday's visit to West Bromwich Albion but, although they are now both back running, it is the match against Everton on April 16 that would appear to be the more realistic aim. With Arsenal on a run of four wins in five matches, there is no particular pressure on manager Arsene Wenger to rush either player back and it is understood that he sees no reason at present to take any chances on two such important players. Wilshere was previously out for 17 months with a stress fracture to his other ankle and Wenger is mindful that, in the worse case scenario, this latest injury could also develop into a similar problem if he played too often. Walcott has previously also had significant injuries and, according to assistant manager Steve Bould, it has been a boost just to get both players back on the training field again. "We have good news with both of them," he said. Jack and Theo are outside running, and have an outside chance of being involved against Norwich a week on Saturday. Arsenal have conceded only one goal in their past three games but Bould admitted that Reading's consolation in last week's 4-1 win was still a huge source of irritation. He also hopes that the lesson of losing 2-1 against Tottenham, following two defensive errors, will act as a major turning point for the season. "We're trying to correct things at the minute and things are going okay," he said. I think everybody has realised that clean sheets win games a lot of the time. We've improved. If we win every game 3-2 from now until the end of the season, everybody is happy and delighted. We need to win games. That's the most important thing.