Aaron Ramsey

[City123]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

Kellyman , Robinson , Willock , J Colwill , Robertson would all play the number 10 roll better than the current version of Ramsey.

J Colwill and Robertson don't look great in yhat role imo

[B. Oddie]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

The bait has been well and truly taken, I see.

Bait or not, it's a good topic to discuss.

[Der Kaiser]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

No thanks, the bloke needs to retire, if that isn't his current plan.

His injuries aren't even due to contact so the division he's in is really quite irrelevant, he just can no longer stay fit. It would be an unnecessary distraction.

[Tuerto]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

J Colwill and Robertson don't look great in yhat role imo

Yeah, but what are your thoughts on Ramsey returning? Not even you could consider that a good move.... He's pickled 😂👍

[insider]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

No thank you.
It's a distraction we don't need plus he should just realise his body is telling him to retire.

[dandywarhol]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

There's more chance of Ramsey Street
coming back on TV.If he had the manager's job we would be up by now

[City123]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

Yeah, but what are your thoughts on Ramsey returning? Not even you could consider that a good move.... He's pickled 😂👍

I'm too much of a football romantic to turn it down!

Seriously I think he's definitely done at this point and would require some absurd injury crisis for it to even be considered, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him pop up on the youth team coaching staff like Bellamy did

[TheBirchgrovePub]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

No thanks, the bloke needs to retire, if that isn't his current plan.

His injuries aren't even due to contact so the division he's in is really quite irrelevant, he just can no longer stay fit. It would be an unnecessary distraction.

Of course the league is relevant as the pace and impact of the game directly impacts the requirements and stress level on the body. He could walk through games at this level whilst being managed.

Whether want him back or not I always find it strange the way people talk about Ramsey. Seems a very nice guy, one of our own from just outside Cardiff, came through the academy and went on to have an amazing career including contributing massively towards a golden period in Wales’ success but people talk about him very negatively. It was the same last season

[Tuerto]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

I'm too much of a football romantic to turn it down!

Seriously I think he's definitely done at this point and would require some absurd injury crisis for it to even be considered, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him pop up on the youth team coaching staff like Bellamy did

It's pretty sad in my opinion, once a top level football player who just can't let it go. Coaching needs to be his goal now, if he wants to stay in the game.

[Moodybluebird]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

Of course the league is relevant as the pace and impact of the game directly impacts the requirements and stress level on the body. He could walk through games at this level whilst being managed.

Whether want him back or not I always find it strange the way people talk about Ramsey. Seems a very nice guy, one of our own from just outside Cardiff, came through the academy and went on to have an amazing career including contributing massively towards a golden period in Wales’ success but people talk about him very negatively. It was the same last season

You're not his agent by any chance are you ?

[goats]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

Oh, I don't think the OP is fishing - I think he's deadly serious.

Bizarre, exactly the sort of overpaid journeyman, or injured one in Ramsey case, that took us down last year. Along with two of the worst managers we’ve ever had thrown into the mix.

[goats]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

It's pretty sad in my opinion, once a top level football player who just can't let it go. Coaching needs to be his goal now, if he wants to stay in the game.

Exactly, he’s an absolutely loaded, he should be thinking about his body for the next 30 years now. Running our academy or something would be a great start for him.

[Der Kaiser]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

Of course the league is relevant as the pace and impact of the game directly impacts the requirements and stress level on the body. He could walk through games at this level whilst being managed.

Whether want him back or not I always find it strange the way people talk about Ramsey. Seems a very nice guy, one of our own from just outside Cardiff, came through the academy and went on to have an amazing career including contributing massively towards a golden period in Wales’ success but people talk about him very negatively. It was the same last season

He injured himself performing a back-heel pass last season, come off it man. I can only assume you will be asking the opposition to not smash into him, as that's exactly what would happen.

I'm sure he is a nice guy, he certainly seems it and he's had a fantastic career albeit he's now trying his best to hold on to something which isn't there anymore so it's becoming a bit of a sad spectacle.

[ToTaL ITK]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

Couldn't think of anything worse.

I'm pretty sure you can

[the other bob wilson]

Re: Aaron Ramsey

Putting the waste that was his two year contract and his injury record to one side for now, would Ramsey come back to here to play for a club that decided against him as manager last summer and to play under the man who was chosen for the job ahead of him?