Country: England
He was terrible today but his good qualities remain, just hope this was a bit of a reality check. The sun doesn't shine out of his arse.
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Aaron Ramsey: BianconAaron
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Country: England
Furious
Emery Gone, Telly Back On
His good qualities are of no use for a club wanting to compete for the big trophies.
Didn't see Koke or Saul play like striker today.
Country: Scotland
His performance tonight blends perfectly with teams above us domestically.
Country: England
Terrible today. Have no idea what his role was in the side today
The midfield needs serious surgery
The midfield needs serious surgery
Country: England
What does this mean Bob?
Country: England
Brings back the age old debate.
Is what we gain with Ramsey's end product worth what we lose from having a more "normal' technical midfielder to pull strings?
Country: Scotland
Wtf. I'm so glad I read Stephen Hawking belatedly shine light on MultiVerse!
Country: Iceland
Felt at times he was the only one who wanted it but as the game went on nothing was coming off from him and he gave up...
Sad thing is that he would have won us the final if we made it! True story!
Sad thing is that he would have won us the final if we made it! True story!
Country: Iceland
Y0u fan of the grand design too? Great reading!
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He was our main creative outlet in the first half, and put in a strong shift all game. Don't think he had a particularly good game but there's no reason to call him **** for it.
Country: Scotland
He pressed and he pressed and he pressed some more. And he received and he received and he received some more. He literally done everything but ended up like like a chef waiting on tables whilst cooking the food.
Vinci
The Sultan of Unai
Country: Netherlands
You use Ramsey in home games or bring him as a sub when chasing a goal. But in tough away games and on European nights, a technical more disciplined midfielder is more useful, in my opinion.
Country: Iceland
Imagine how many turnovers he is gonna force when we start to learn to press as a unit. This guy just never stop. If we find a manager who applies pressing players are gonna hate playing against him.
Country: Scotland
I can't believe there is anyone criticising Ramsey. His mistakes in the second half was pure fatigue because he bust his balls ,dads balls and mums balls all in the first half. He lost possession terribly in the last 20 or so but **** me aside from one or two others his head is held high .
They play different roles. Just look at the tactical organisation tonight and you'll see what I mean. It's not about him individually. At least he tried to make something happen tonight, which you can't say for most of the lot. It didn't come off, in an almost horrible way in the second half, but him being involved in most situations that could've been paid off tells a lot. Compare him to Wilshere. That boy was on the ball soo many times but it was just useless.
What was the team's setup anyaway. We weren't attacking with force from the beginning, we didn't try to take over the game, neither did we defend low to counter. It was a coward setup designed to hope one of our creative players or strikers would get onto a ball in the box. That kind of taking chances game takes you nowhere today if you haven't got an anomaly like Messi, CRonalo or atm Salah in your team.
I don't necessarilly want to defend Ramsey for tonight. His first half was promising, his second was ****e. But still he's one who tried, who was involved in a lot, albeit it didn't come off, and he's got his qualities. He was also defending very well in the first half. I'd much rather put the blame on the fullbacks, Wilshere, and the two attackers Welbeck and Lacazette.
Edit: Oh, and right, one of the things that hampers Arsenal the most: NO movement in the final third. You can see either Özil, or Xhaka or Ramsey right on the edge of the final third with the ball, but no one able to receive it. If he's off the ball Ramsey is the only one moving, trying to get himself or others free of marking. Works his ass off, this lad.
Longy
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Couldn't hold the ball
Couldn't pass the ball
Slowed our link play
Roamed around
Typical Ramsey performance.
6th place player.
Couldn't pass the ball
Slowed our link play
Roamed around
Typical Ramsey performance.
6th place player.
Furious
Emery Gone, Telly Back On
Yeah our Welsh striker pressed their GK well for the goal.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
He's been our player of the season, playing in the same team as... Mesut Özil.
Mesut Özil.
Mesut Oz
Mes
Meh
Country: Scotland
As I've said already our technical area was beside Bellerin. Touch line left hand side where was Wenger? Bellerin got it horribly wrong but with minutes to go the manager needs to be out there directing all his players.
Furious
Emery Gone, Telly Back On
75% passing accuracy ffs. 
Poverty player.
Turnover machine.
Poverty player.Turnover machine.
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