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    Re: Aaron Ramsey: 'I wanted him to join Manchester United' - ex-Cardiff City boss Dave Jones

    Quote Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
    This may have already been posted but I hadn't seen it f it was.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66201740

    I agree Man United would have been a better move for him and us!

    And more BBC Ramsey stories.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66206913

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66216138
    I disagree that United would’ve been a better move for him, whilst there would’ve been benefits of playing under Ferguson, he also may never have broken in and arsenal at the time were very willing to throw young players in and give them a chance.

    What I don’t and will never understand is why the club accepted Arsenal’s bid. From what has been reported the cash value was the same but United offered him back on loan for a season (which may have made the difference to our promotion bid that year), if arsenal weren’t prepared to loan him then fair enough but we were in a position to negotiate a higher fee because of that and yet failed to do so.

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    Re: Aaron Ramsey: 'I wanted him to join Manchester United' - ex-Cardiff City boss Dave Jones

    Quote Originally Posted by Swbluebird View Post
    I disagree that United would’ve been a better move for him, whilst there would’ve been benefits of playing under Ferguson, he also may never have broken in and arsenal at the time were very willing to throw young players in and give them a chance.

    What I don’t and will never understand is why the club accepted Arsenal’s bid. From what has been reported the cash value was the same but United offered him back on loan for a season (which may have made the difference to our promotion bid that year), if arsenal weren’t prepared to loan him then fair enough but we were in a position to negotiate a higher fee because of that and yet failed to do so.
    He would have come back and shone for us the next season, Fergie would have played him the season after, he would have been surrounded by the best players in the League, he would have won trophies and he would have ended up a much better player.

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