Aaron Ramsey

Taken from AOL's Sporting Life The future of Arsenal youngster, Aaron Ramsey, has been continuously debated amongst Arsenal fans after what seems like every game. Many calling for him to head the probable exodus of players, claiming that he is, by no standard, good enough for the club.  A claim that can be justified after several underwhelming performances, with only a handful of displays encapsulating his talents. But after a season of underachieving, is that enough evidence to sell a...Read Full Story

Taken from Zimbio- Getty Images Aaron Ramsey, 20, from Arsenal has always been considered a future star for Arsenal and has already been made the captain of his national team, Wales. Ever since the death of Wales coach and inspiration for Aaron, Gary Speed, Ramsey’s performances began to slump. Alongside this downslide, Arsenal fans began getting agitated by this and sending abuse and death threats, this situation has now crossed the line. ‘Fans’ of the Welshman have sent been sending in...Read Full Story

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey has revealed that he is keen to see teammate Jack Wilshere back in action. The 20 year old England international star is in the home stretch of his recovery from an ankle injury. “Jack is a great player for us; he had a really good season last year. It’s only a good thing to have competition for places,” Wales captain Ramsey told a webchat for Chinese fans on the official Arsenal website. “It’s been quite weird because [initially] I was playing, so Jack went...Read Full Story

Aaron Ramsey has assured the Arsenal fans that they can be excited by the young players coming through. The likes of Ramsey, Jack Wilshere, Francis Coquelin and Emmanuel Frimpong have broken into the first team in recent seasons while Mikel Arteta and Alex Song offer vital experience in that area. “There’s plenty of young talent there and we have to bond even more and gel as a team throughout the years,” Ramsey told Arsenal Player. “Hopefully we’ll make it successful for many years. “It’s...Read Full Story

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is excited by the current scoring power at the club. Although two goals were enough to see off Norwich City in the end, the Wales captain believes it should have been more. “So many players were making runs forward and getting into dangerous positions,” Ramsey told Arsenal Player. “On the whole we played some really good stuff today. “It’s encouraging that we created all those opportunities – this is a run we want to continue. “We created a lot of...Read Full Story

Aaron Ramsey feels they’re capable of beating anyone in Europe. The Arsenal midfielder sees no reason why the Gunners should not be confident of coming through against any opposition with the form they are in. “At home we have done really well and this is the place we want to make our fortress,” Ramsey said. “Hopefully that can be the case and I am sure we have given ourselves a good opportunity now.” Wales captain Ramsey, 20, added: “We feel like we can beat anybody at the moment with the...Read Full Story

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey has revealed his excitement of being able to return to training with the London side. The Wales international ace is coming towards the end of a gruelling rehabilitation programme after suffering a double leg fracture in February and has finally swapped the gym for the training pitches at London Colney. It is however stated that the midfielder will have to wait a while longer for a first-team comeback – Arsène Wenger recently earmarked a November return for the...Read Full Story

Aaron Ramsey has declared that the confidence is returning after a string of wins. The Wales international was the matchwinner for the Gunners in victory at Marseille this week. “We haven’t had the greatest of starts to the season but, hopefully, we’ve turned the corner by getting a few wins on the bounce and we want to keep it going,” said Ramsey. “There is no question our confidence is returning now. “In past games, we could have defended better as a team and it was a bit harsh to blame it...Read Full Story

Aaron Ramsey has admitted that the loss of Jack Wilshere will be a major blow for the Gunners. The 19-year old midfielder is set to be sidelined for at least two months with an ankle injury sustained in pre-season and his associate feels that his absence could be tough to cover. “I haven’t spoken to him so I don’t know what the situation is but I know he’s been struggling with his ankle and it’s a big blow,” Ramsey told a press conference ahead of Wales’ meeting with England at Wembley...Read Full Story

David Beckham was “completely destroyed” when he reported the news of his torn Achilles to the England camp immediately after it occurred on Sunday night. David Beckham looks set to miss out on the 2010 World Cup after tearing his Achilles tendon playing in A.C. Milan’s 1-0 win over Chievo in Serie A today. Fabio Capello is awaiting the full medical details after Beckham’s surgery on Monday, but the England camp already know that the midfielder won’t play for six months – at the earliest...Read Full Story