Phil blanche says ramsey agreed deal to go to Mexico being announced next week

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Originally Posted by Dave Blue

Whatever the rights and wrongs, he wants to play in the World Cup. Maybe he thinks some time in those conditions will help his cause. He has been consistent in saying he wants to play and doesnt want to manage yet. Fans would be moaning if he was given a new contract and bleating about his fitness so why the false criticism over him going.

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So all the ITK social media stories about him laying out his conditions to the club (and being rejected) are untrue? :yikes:

Perhaps the board called him in for an end of season appraisal and found he sounded better than anyone else they interviewed.

I’m wondering why any team would offer him a contract now. He’s finished as a player

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Originally Posted by William Treseder

I’m wondering why any team would offer him a contract now. He’s finished as a player

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After two seasons with us when he played well for about 35 minutes I think a move away from the CCS might be in order. His signing was an expensive mistake.

Good luck to him but let's move on from the Ramsey show please.

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Originally Posted by The Bloop

If it's true, and I've no reason to think it's not, then I wonder if he's looked elsewhere as the board wouldn't meet his demands, which included a DofF.

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He wanted people to take off their hat when they met him?

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Originally Posted by jon1959

So all the ITK social media stories about him laying out his conditions to the club (and being rejected) are untrue? :yikes:

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Ramsey said he'd have to pick one or the other at Norwich, and interviewed for the manager's position. I think that's fairly clear he wanted the job :hehe:

To be honest this is a good thing. The move back has been a disaster and it would have just carried on if we had kept him as a player.

Good luck to him hopefully he regains his form and fitness for Wales, but this is no loss to the club on a playing personnel basis, sadly.

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Originally Posted by Der Kaiser

To be honest this is a good thing. The move back has been a disaster and it would have just carried on if we had kept him as a player.

Good luck to him hopefully he regains his form and fitness for Wales, but this is no loss to the club on a playing personnel basis, sadly.

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Agreed.

Whatever Aaron's intentions are for the coming season, I'm afraid that he is not ready to manage a club in the situation Cardiff City is in, nor is he going to get ready for a World Cup.

I hope that the fallback option of playing for us is off the table completely.

Sky sports now saying reports he is going to Mexico are not correct.

It is only one of several offers, and he has not yet decided his future

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Originally Posted by Elwood Blues

Sky sports now saying reports he is going to Mexico are not correct.

It is only one of several offers, and he has not yet decided his future

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I wonder if the Coronation Street forum gets the same amount of material to pore over.

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Originally Posted by Elwood Blues

Sky sports now saying reports he is going to Mexico are not correct.

It is only one of several offers, and he has not yet decided his future

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A 34yr old, currently injured, who has completed 8 matches in the last 3 years. Not sure what these offers would be ! If he's been offered just a reasonable deal to manage City then I reckon he's quite fortunate. If he really sees himself in management then starting at City for all the club's problems, isn't a bad starting point..

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Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish

A 34yr old, currently injured, who has completed 8 matches in the last 3 years. Not sure what these offers would be ! If he's been offered just a reasonable deal to manage City then I reckon he's quite fortunate. If he really sees himself in management then starting at City for all the club's problems, isn't a bad starting point..

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Working under Vincent Tan is an extremely bad starting point. Callum O'Dowda has been here 3 years and has played under Morison, Hudson, Whitehead, Sabri, Bulut, Riza and Ramsey. Ferguson said don't pick your club, pick your owner and boy have we got a bad one.

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Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish

It's really strange. Currently the kidnap capital of the world. Obviously £££ is Ramsey's key motivator..

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Its 100% not though, the money never mattered when he came back

Can we keep in mind that in the absence of any information from the club about the managerial appointment every single comment about this by this message board and others itk or not is pure conjecture and random speculation at best.

When the announcement is made then we’ll all know.

All the guff about Ramsey going to Mexico may have been known and factored in by the decision makers.

The fact that I think Dalman and Choo are a pair of top class ***** who are ruining my football club is neither here nor there.

Idk why the use of the word cnt has been censored :yikes:

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Originally Posted by Bluebirdman Of Alcathays

I wonder if the Coronation Street forum gets the same amount of material to pore over.

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Originally Posted by Bluebirdman Of Alcathays

I wonder if the Coronation Street forum gets the same amount of material to pore over.

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We should sign that Weatherfield County player…..Willie Eckerslike.

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Originally Posted by splott parker

We should sign that Weatherfield County player…..Willie Eckerslike.

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Excellent 👏 👏 👏

Let's be fair, none of us know what the hell is happening at our football club. Take a look at what the club have said so far.............absolutely bugger all, sweet fanny adams, not a dicky bird. So much for the increased interaction, improved communications, re-establishing the connection between the club and the fans. The silence from the club throughout this new manager selection farce has been deafening.

As with all things close season just believe what actually happens, when it happens and ignore all the rumour mongering.

What a crock of shite.

Any clubs named? If he's fit perhaps he's going to one of the two Mexican clubs playing in the Club World Cup.

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Originally Posted by alan_corneli

Any clubs named? If he's fit perhaps he's going to one of the two Mexican clubs playing in the Club World Cup.

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Pumas, and he's injured.

Has he definitely signed for this Mexican club OR is he trying to force the club’s hand ?

Sky and Earnie talking as if it’s not definite yet !

It’s pretty clear Ramsey would’ve taken the job if he had assurances over the club showing ambition in the market, his coaching staff, to change the structure of the club, and that he didn’t get those assurances puts a real fear into me and other Cardiff fans when looking to the future.

If Ramsey needs a Mexican Stand Off to be offered the job, then something is amiss.

He is a 35 year old footballer, injuries now severley hampering his playing time and has zero managerial experience. But because he's from Caerphilly and loves the club he is seen by many as the next Alex Ferguson.

He comes across as a nice bloke, genuine in his passion for the club but would it be the right move for anyone concerned?

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Originally Posted by The Prophet of Doom

If Ramsey needs a Mexican Stand Off to be offered the job, then something is amiss.

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I don't think we needed the latest debacle to tell you something is amiss at Vincent Tan's Cardiff City :hehe:

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Originally Posted by The Prophet of Doom

If Ramsey needs a Mexican Stand Off to be offered the job, then something is amiss.

He is a 35 year old footballer, injuries now severley hampering his playing time and has zero managerial experience. But because he's from Caerphilly and loves the club he is seen by many as the next Alex Ferguson.

He comes across as a nice bloke, genuine in his passion for the club but would it be the right move for anyone concerned?

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I think if the rumoured changes he would have asked for came to pass then it could have been.

He's an unknown, could go on to be a good manager, he could quit and be a pundit after a season. It's probably more exciting than an experienced manager that we know hasn't done much at this level but I think against someone like Buckingham I'd probably go more for the latter as he ta least has success at this level.

You're right though, if it's another ex player we had as caretaker there probably a lot more fan uproar at the idea.

I'm worried though that we just throw someone in without getting them the right amount of support around them, at least with Ramsey by all rumour he would need some structure and more staff at least.

At this stage it wouldn't surprise me if Tan was in discussion to bring Riza back in.

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Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa

I don't think we needed the latest debacle to tell you something is amiss at Vincent Tan's Cardiff City :hehe:

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I know that Pedro ! But please forgive me, you give the impression that Aaron Ramsey is not only the greatest footballer in the Northern hemisphere but he is the best new manager to take the club to new heights. I for one would have liked to have seen him play for more than one two half decent matches in the last 24 months.

I repeat this is not a criticism of Aaron Ramsey just an observation of the facts and it does seem he is untouchable by 90% of the CCFC fan base, which is not bad for a player who has only played 40 games for us in his entire career!

We all know the real problems at the club BUT business owners are exactly that and customers (fans) can complain all they like. The man in charge is the man in charge.....