LATEST CCFC MANAGER ODDS AS RAMSEY STATES:

[Forever Blue]

Cardiff next manager odds:

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Des Buckingham 2/1
Tommy Elphick 4/1
Aaron Ramsey 8/1
Nathan Jones 12/1
Karl Robinson 14/1
Ruben Selles 16/1
Rob Edwards 16/1
Steven Gerrard 16/1
Ian Holloway 20/1
David Wagner 20/1
Steve Cooper 20/1
Wayne Rooney 20/1
Gerhard Struber 20/1
Sean Dyche 20/1
Darren Moore 20/1
Gary ONeil 20/1
(Odds courtesy of BetVictor)

Ramsey doubles down on playing stance and insists:

Ramsey insists that he has "a few more years" left to play amid speculation he could become the next Bluebirds head coach.

The Wales midfielder wants to continue playing for Wales and wants to continue playing football in general.

“I’m concentrating on making sure I’m ready again to play for Wales and that is my priority at the moment .”

[Welshman in CA]

I've long been a supporter of Rambo but he's delulu if he thinks he's playing for a few more years with his injury issues the last 2 years.

[Brezza]

So his priority is to play for wales and therefore its not a priority to play for. Cardiff. Hmmm

[Welshman in CA]

So his priority is to play for wales and therefore its not a priority to play for. Cardiff. Hmmm

That's not what he said in any way shape or form. He was asked about coaching/managing Cardiff, not about playing for us. Most seem to want him gone anyway so there's that.

[worcester_ccfc]

Buckingham would make sense and be a good appointment.

But sense and our owner don't go together.

[Forever Blue]

I've long been a supporter of Rambo but he's delulu if he thinks he's playing for a few more years with his injury issues the last 2 years.

I would not sign Ramsey as a player again, he’s finished week in week out.

Played 8 games this season and 12 last season, mainly as a Sub or hardly completed a game.

League and Cup games we had 99 in 2 seasons, Ramsey completed NO More than 8 games.

[Paul Keevil]

I get that he wants to play and that, like Bale, he wants to keep his Wales career going for as long as possible.

But, in Division 1, the quality of players is not going to be the same as the Championship and there is always the danger of being kicked off the pitch.

[Forever Blue]

I get that he wants to play and that, like Bale, he wants to keep his Wales career going for as long as possible.

But, in Division 1, the quality of players is not going to be the same as the Championship and there is always the danger of being kicked off the pitch.

Correct Paul,

Ramsey will also be to scared to get stuck in as he’s like glass now and won’t want to get injured every month.

ITS A BIG NO FROM ME AS PLAYER OR MANAGER

[Howieblue]

For me, it's out of 3 Ramsey, Nathan Jones or Steve Cooper, they will get us back up and build a solid side going forward.

[Pistol Pete]

Realistically who is going to sign Ramsey with his injury record?
I'd like to see him sign on a pay as you play basis whilst being involved in the coaching side of things to some capacity

[Forever Blue]

Realistically who is going to sign Ramsey with his injury record?
I'd like to see him sign on a pay as you play basis whilst being involved in the coaching side of things to some capacity

No one,but probably us as fools

[Welshman in CA]

I think we should try & keep him on a much reduced wage & as a player/coach to learn the management alongside an experienced manager, but if he won't go for anything like that then good luck to him wherever he goes. That's a lot of things to fall perfectly so I expect him to go somewhere else to try & get himself fit & hopefully he doesn't hurt himself permanently while trying.

[KBK-13]

Realistically who is going to sign Ramsey with his injury record?
I'd like to see him sign on a pay as you play basis whilst being involved in the coaching side of things to some capacity

No one,but probably us as fools

Wrexham wouldn't suprise me

[TopCat CCFC]

Nathan Jones signed a long-term contract with Charlton Athletic in February 2024. The contract extends until 2028. Jones was appointed as the club's men's first-team manager in February 2024, marking his return to the club where he previously served as the U21s Lead Coach in 2012-13.