Ramsey "happy enough for his name to be discussed as next manager"

People saying that we shouldn’t consider Ramsey, because we should be looking to get in an experienced coach… etc.

I don’t disagree, but let’s be honest. That isn’t the choice here. All recent experience tells us that

What we should be thinking is whether we should back Ramsey, or some random further down the pecking order who is already at the club. Or someone from Costco. Whatever is the cheapest

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Originally Posted by Father Dougal

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...-31516751?s=09

Are bookies still taking odds? He's pleading for it and there's obviously no other plan so it's his.

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Best you watch the video. He’s nowhere near pleading for it. Quite the opposite.

For the last 15 games or so the recurring theme regarding Riza's management was his lack of experience in such a role and how it will eventually cost us, which it did.

Just because we have a player on our books who's had a stellar playing career, why should we trust his coaching/managerial skills any more than Riza's. Neither have the necessary experience needed to manage a football club.The problem is than Tan may feel the same as many do on this board and give Ramsey the job regardless. Some people never learn from their mistakes.

Ramsey actually cares, that's worth more than a shitty manager who doesn't care.

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Originally Posted by Forgotmyoldaccount

Ramsey actually cares, that's worth more than a shitty manager who doesn't care.

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You think Riza didn’t care?

Wouldn’t it be a novelty if we appointed a manager that the rest of the football world was impressed by? We’ve had young managers and experienced managers and, apart from Warnock for two seasons, which ones can anyone say was a success? Neil Harris was no great shakes, but blimey I’d have him back tomorrow compared to who we’ve had since he left.

To get the sort of manager I talked about in my first sentence, Tan would have to radically change his approach to selecting them. That seems unlikely to me and that’s why I’m sure he’d see Ramsey as a great appointment - he probably wouldn’t cost him more than he does now and would probably deflect a degree of criticism from him, whereas if Ramsey leaves, our owner will be blamed and the criticism of him will only get worse.

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Originally Posted by J R Hartley

Rosenior has just today signed a renewed contract with Strasbourg. Why the hell would he swap that to work in league 1 and for this circus?

And as for asking the club to be forward thinking. That’s like asking Stevie Wonder to read the small print on a pay day loan contract.

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You appear to have missed the bit where I said “if it was up to me”
I would have a vision and a strategy to get back to the Championship asap, and then a serious go at getting back to the Premier league, and a guy like Rosenior, or similar would be a big part of that plan.
You seem to be happy with Ramsey getting the gig, which shows you to be similar to Tan in forward thinking 😂

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

Don’t be so ****ing ridiculous. He’s not a manager. Zero experience. Nothing to suggest he’s anywhere near ready for such a job.

Get Ramsey off the wage bill and appoint a proper manager. That will be a start.

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This. We have to learn by our mistakes. Get a proven manager in

Whilst I'd be glad to see a real manager come in part of me would be a bit annoyed after appointing morison hudson and riza.

So now we have been relegated if they do learn and actually appoint someone I wont know what to say. They've had so many warnings before but ignored them all.

In all likelihood its either ramsey or purse or one of the academy coaches so ramsey is the best of that bunch as I think he'll be able to bring in real coaches.

Plus if he wants to concentrate on playing that may not be a bad thing and he can just appoint good people around him.

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

Wouldn’t it be a novelty if we appointed a manager that the rest of the football world was impressed by? We’ve had young managers and experienced managers and, apart from Warnock for two seasons, which ones can anyone say was a success? Neil Harris was no great shakes, but blimey I’d have him back tomorrow compared to who we’ve had since he left.

To get the sort of manager I talked about in my first sentence, Tan would have to radically change his approach to selecting them. That seems unlikely to me and that’s why I’m sure he’d see Ramsey as a great appointment - he probably wouldn’t cost him more than he does now and would probably deflect a degree of criticism from him, whereas if Ramsey leaves, our owner will be blamed and the criticism of him will only get worse.

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I can see a Ramsey appointment as another 'cat that got the cream' moment.

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Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish

I can see a Ramsey appointment as another 'cat that got the cream' moment.

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A number of things amaze me about fans backing the notion that Ramsey should be given the job:

1) His would be exactly the sort of appointment that has failed in the very recent past.

2) He has even less coaching or management experience than the likes of Morison, Hudson and Riza.

3) His positive influence as a player and captain this season has been practically zero.

4) With one game to go, the team has won a grand total of zero Championship matches this season with Ramsey as a player, captain or manager (or whatever they're describing him as currently).

This relegation has to be a big wake-up call to everyone involved in the club, including the supporters, and yet we have fans who are calling for Aaron Ramsey to be installed as manager for no reason other than the fact that he's played at the top level and he's 'one of our own'. It's absolutely mind-numbing.

And another thing - people are drawing ridiculous comparisons with what Bellamy is doing with Wales and suggesting Ramsey could do likewise with Cardiff. The fact is that Bellamy quit playing more than a decade ago and worked hard to learn his trade as a coach before eventually taking the Wales job. The situations are entirely different.

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

A number of things amaze me about fans backing the notion that Ramsey should be given the job:

1) His would be exactly the sort of appointment that has failed in the very recent past.

2) He has even less coaching or management experience than the likes of Morison, Hudson and Riza.

3) His positive influence as a player and captain this season has been practically zero.

4) With one game to go, the team has won a grand total of zero Championship matches this season with Ramsey as a player, captain or manager (or whatever they're describing him as currently).

This relegation has to be a big wake-up call to everyone involved in the club, including the supporters, and yet we have fans who are calling for Aaron Ramsey to be installed as manager for no reason other than the fact that he's played at the top level and he's 'one of our own'. It's absolutely mind-numbing.

And another thing - people are drawing ridiculous comparisons with what Bellamy is doing with Wales and suggesting Ramsey could do likewise with Cardiff. The fact is that Bellamy quit playing more than a decade ago and worked hard to learn his trade as a coach before eventually taking the Wales job. The situations are entirely different.

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And as the trust drew attention to hilariously Vincent kompany was 34 when he became anderlecht manager and is 39 now.

Would you have been against kompany being appointed? I guess so?

Clearly it depends the people they get around them. Kompany got a brilliant team around him. Ramsey would try also. He's not going to settle for a coaching staff that has tom ramasut as one of the main coaches on it is he?

Ramsey in isolation will fail but with a root and branch reform of all coaches going and his new ones coming in that's more interesting to me than a failed league 1 manager with experience.

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Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish

I can see a Ramsey appointment as another 'cat that got the cream' moment.

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And we all know how that ended :hehe:. I’m not advocating Ramsey for manager, but what I will say is that if Tan runs true to form and looks to appoint from within, he does seem to be the best bet for the job.

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Originally Posted by Father Dougal

Would you have been against kompany being appointed?

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Different animals altogether.

Do you seriously think a valid comparison can be drawn between Kompany and Ramsey?

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

Different animals altogether.

Do you seriously think a valid comparison can be drawn between Kompany and Ramsey?

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So are you saying in theory you could be in favour of a 34 year old with no experience as our manager- just not ramsey?

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Originally Posted by Father Dougal

So are you saying in theory you could be in favour of a 34 year old with no experience as our manager- just not ramsey?

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If there's another Vincent Kompany out there, go get him. But I've never seen anything in Aaron Ramsey to remotely suggest he could be management material without having first had a number of years of experience in coaching and backroom roles.

Kompany is a born leader. That much was obvious when he was a player. Can you say that about Ramsey?

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

If there's another Vincent Kompany out there, go get him. But I've never seen anything in Aaron Ramsey to remotely suggest he could be management material without having first had a number of years of experience in coaching and backroom roles.

Kompany is a born leader. That much was obvious when he was a player. Can you say that about Ramsey?

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Fair enough.

I wouldn't rule out anyone young old experience inexperience or whatever. Just want someone good.

To automatically rule anyone out on something like not having league 1 experience, or not being a coach at a top club, or any criteria is madness.

Appreciate you haven't done that though.

How about a Ramsey and Ramsey double act if we can pry Eric Ramsey away from Minnesota United?

He couldn't win a must win game.

Don't do it to yourself Aaron!

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Originally Posted by jon1959

You think Riza didn’t care?

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About Instagram :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Father Dougal

And as the trust drew attention to hilariously Vincent kompany was 34 when he became anderlecht manager and is 39 now.

Would you have been against kompany being appointed? I guess so?

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Anderlecht finished 8th in Kompany's first season.

Go and get someone who is a proven manager. It has to be done. Ramsey can learn, maybe he is a manager, I don't know but asking him to do it now is unfair on him, and us. We need a total rebuild.

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Originally Posted by Moodybluebird

For the last 15 games or so the recurring theme regarding Riza's management was his lack of experience in such a role and how it will eventually cost us, which it did.

Just because we have a player on our books who's had a stellar playing career, why should we trust his coaching/managerial skills any more than Riza's. Neither have the necessary experience needed to manage a football club.The problem is than Tan may feel the same as many do on this board and give Ramsey the job regardless. Some people never learn from their mistakes.

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You cant compare people on that basis. And i'll give you an example. mike tyson 19. Up against an experienced 30 fight pro boxer.
Ramsey has the pashun and will learn quickly. The alternative is the run of the mill list of trainers we roll out every time we need a manager and we end up with shite.