Reply With QuoteGood for him.
Still not worth 50k a week.
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Came on as sub and scores injury time winner.
Good for him.
Still not worth 50k a week.
Delighted for him.
Don't understand why some Cardiff fans try and bash him at every opportunity these days
Agree, its pathetic. He can't help being injured, it was just unfortunate. Didn't he forgo some of his wages while injured? Could be wring, but it rings a bell.Originally Posted by TheBirchgrovePub
Sure he did.
I'm not anti-Ramsey, I have respect for what he's done in both stints at the club, but he was a massive strain on our wage bill for not much in return, and didn't fit BBM's rebuild strategy. I'm happy for him to be some kind of ambassador once he retires.
That must have done his hamstring, he’ll be out now for another four months
Bet the Mexican crime loads won a bit on that bet
Here's the goal.....and celebration
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...inute-32387151
I'm pretty sure Pumas would pay that for a win.
We certainly would have done last season, but we didn't get any when Ramsey was in the side as a player or in the dugout as a manager.
Goya! Goya! Cachun, Cachun, Rah! Rah!
Good thing we weren't paying him that
Hope he does well out there and stays fit, can still contribute for Wales
August & September are the months for prime Ramsey!
He normally scores a few and plays in games before the first international break, after that he’s not really seen until April
Why do some City fans believe he was on 50K a week?….they have no idea. They also seem to blame him for getting injured….clueless.
No-one is blaming him for getting injured. And his wages were almost certainly the highest of the individual players.
Of course they were, he was the best player. It's just unfortunate that he got injured so much but I suspect no one would have been more gutted than him about that. And I don't think he was on anywhere near Ł50k
I'm glad he wanted to keep on playing; if he hadn't, we'd be a mid-table team now.
I'll be very surprised if Ramsey can do the majority of the season in Mexico, and by that I don't mean him resting for preservation in certain games, I'm thinking long lay outs, he's had one already a d it's only the beginning of September. Thing is, it's the club that gave him a contract, so that's not on Ramsey, Although there comes a time when players of a certain age with long term injury problems, need to take a bit of responsibility for their own fitness. When all is said and done, a player knows his body better than anyone else. Ramsey isn't just susceptible to injuries now, he has a problem that seems difficult to repair or manage. Personally, I think that he should have retired before he came to us.
I admire your optimism.
Ramsey's 35 in December. He last started a game for us in mid-March. If we're being honest, he almost always looked way off the pace when he did play last season. It was sad to see.
He never looked sharp, for obvious reasons. If he was any other player (not Welsh or through the academy) he would have been getting slaughtered by the majority, especially with the playing career he had. Robbie Fowler probably contributed more than Ramsey did for us in the short time he was with us, he wasn't great, and he got loads of criticism.
The uncomfortable truth is the much-maligned Anwar El Ghazi contributed more last season than Ramsey did, but that doesn't really fit with the 'club legend' narrative.
I don't think anyones calling him a club legend. His best football was at other teams.
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