Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 8:43 pm
F.A.O. The Ramsey family from Caerphilly. I wish Aaron a swift recovery and my thoughts are with him and yourselves.
I second that,
Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 8:47 pm
YES dito that 
Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 8:52 pm
Awful injury, best wishes on a speedy recovery Aaron.
Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 8:54 pm
CCFC1990 wrote:F.A.O. The Ramsey family from Caerphilly. I wish Aaron a swift recovery and my thoughts are with him and yourselves.
I second that,
Nice 1 fella
My thoughts are with them
Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 8:56 pm
A lad that i go to collage with went to school with Rambo and doesn't live far from his house so i will ask him to tell his parents that all welsh fans support is with him.
Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 9:15 pm
Gutted, one of my few joys in football of recent years for me was and is to see him play. He's a strong character though and I'm sure he'll come back even stronger for it, hard though that may seem at the moment.
As for the tackle, it's easy to be emotive about it, but I would edge with these things can and unfortunately do happen occassionally, sometimes even without or with limited contact as I seem to remember happened to David Busst a few years back. There could well be something in the argument this isn't the first time it's happened to Arsenal and the much publicised get in their faces attitude to stop them playing has yielded such an unfortunate occurrence before, but I also feel it's a bit hypocritical that many of us yearn for the days when men were men and footballers were tough, flying into tackles a la Pearce to name but one, yet when the result of such ferocity reaches it's rare but occassionally devastating and inevitable conclusion, we are up in arms. This can also be related to the gulf in resources that many teams have who have no option but to resort to strong arm tactics in order to compete. I'm crestfallen for it to happen to anyone, especially a player I love so much, even more so one so young, let us hope for a speedy and full recovery as Aaraon is undoubtedly destined to be one of the best players of his generation. Such tribulations could well lead to him coming back stronger than before and given the huge advancements in modern medical treatments, I'm sure he will be fine physically and much stronger mentally.
As for the tackle, it's easy to be emotive about it, but I would edge with these things can and unfortunately do happen occassionally, sometimes even without or with limited contact as I seem to remember happened to David Busst a few years back. There could well be something in the argument this isn't the first time it's happened to Arsenal and the much publicised get in their faces attitude to stop them playing has yielded such an unfortunate occurrence before, but I also feel it's a bit hypocritical that many of us yearn for the days when men were men and footballers were tough, flying into tackles a la Pearce to name but one, yet when the result of such ferocity reaches it's rare but occassionally devastating and inevitable conclusion, we are up in arms. This can also be related to the gulf in resources that many teams have who have no option but to resort to strong arm tactics in order to compete. I'm crestfallen for it to happen to anyone, especially a player I love so much, even more so one so young, let us hope for a speedy and full recovery as Aaraon is undoubtedly destined to be one of the best players of his generation. Such tribulations could well lead to him coming back stronger than before and given the huge advancements in modern medical treatments, I'm sure he will be fine physically and much stronger mentally.
Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 9:38 pm
I heard about it on TalkSport and I felt so sad.
I am praying that he has a full recovery and becomes the great player that we all know he can become.
I am praying that he has a full recovery and becomes the great player that we all know he can become.
Re: Rambo
Sat Feb 27, 2010 9:43 pm
all the best rambo, i hope you make a full recovery.