Aaron Ramsey

An ancient capital witnessed a very modern Arsenal last night, as the youngest starting line-up in Champions League history played with a maturity far beyond their years, but were undone by a single lapse that should not obscure the invention and elegance of much of their play.  

Two defeats in two games for Arsenal's assorted band of promising youths and fringe players may show that perhaps their time has not yet arrived. But while their time may come sometime in the future, one member of their group confirmed that his time could well be sooner rather later. It may feel like Aaron Ramsey has been around for a long time but the young Welsh midfielder is still only 18, not that you'd believe it. Last night, even in...  

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Ramsey, who shunned an offer from Manchester United in order to become one of Arsene's young guns, had a hand in all three of Wales' goals as he assisted David Edwards' volley, helped free Joe Ledley for the second, and finished an individual effort ...  

• 18-year-old looked assured in 1-0 defeat to Olympiakos• 'I am just concentrating on what I have to do'Aaron Ramsey has stated his desire to remain in Arsenal's first team following an impressive display in the 1-0 defeat to Olympiakos yesterday. That performance is among a string of encouraging showings by the 18-year-old Wales international this season and he hopes he will now be rewarded with more starts."I am trying my hardest in games...  

Ramsey was incandescent in Wales 3-0 victory over a disjointed Scotland side. The third goal reminded me of the way Fabregas took off against Spurs for his goal. And now George Burley faces the axe....  

The element of doubt has been erased, now the manager must be removed. Permitted a stay of execution by the SFA after Scotland failed to reach the World Cup playoffs, George Burley has been unable to prove he should remain in the job. This abject ...  

... show that he can look forward to a long career as a Premier League goalkeeper, Gareth Bale, despite his problems at Spurs both remain young enough to return the better, while Joe Ledley continues to be one of the best players in Britain ...  

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AARON Ramsey admits he shed no tears after learning Wales had opted to quit the 74,500-capacity Millennium Stadium to set up home at the new Cardiff City Stadium. Wales' World Cup campaign was marred by empty rows of seats.  

Aaron Ramsey enhanced his growing reputation with an outstanding performance that plunged Scotland into further turmoil and gave Wales their best win in months. The Arsenal teenager, despite playing with a back injury that had restricted his training ...  

The Scottish Football Association will not force George Burley into stepping down ... were terrorised by Arsenal's 18-year-old sensation Aaron Ramsey, who played a part in goals for Simon Church and David Edwards and scored a delightful solo effort ...  

... fightback against Wales was down to shattered confidence and not a lack of desire to play for manager George Burley. The Scots found themselves trailing by three goals from David Edwards, Simon Church and Aaron Ramsey in the opening 35 minutes ...  

The Scots found themselves trailing by three goals from David Edwards, Simon Church and Aaron Ramsey in the opening 35 minutes as they slumped to a demoralising 3-0 defeat at the Cardiff City Stadium. The furious Tartan Army made their views on ...  

George Burley's side were expected to put up stuff resistance at the Cardiff ... Scotland were left reeling when goals from David Edwards, Simon Church and Aaron Ramsey handed the home nation an overwhelming advantage in the opening 35 minutes.