Ramsey and his coaches
Sat Apr 26, 2025 8:35 pm
From X/Twitter:
Saw Ramsey and the coaching staff in the entrance at awards night, they didn’t want to be here nearly in tears they was, you can tell they care
Saw Ramsey and the coaching staff in the entrance at awards night, they didn’t want to be here nearly in tears they was, you can tell they care
Re: Ramsey and his coaches
Sat Apr 26, 2025 9:05 pm
100% respect for Ramsey. Not fair that he has to shoulder the public failure for this.
Re: Ramsey and his coaches
Sat Apr 26, 2025 9:12 pm
Respect to them all for giving it a shot! Many would have backed away!
I’m actually warming to the thought of this group taking on the task next season, such is their heart and love for the club!
I’m actually warming to the thought of this group taking on the task next season, such is their heart and love for the club!
Re: Ramsey and his coaches
Sat Apr 26, 2025 9:15 pm
Sven wrote:Respect to them all for giving it a shot! Many would have backed away!
I’m actually warming to the thought of this group taking on the task next season, such is their heart and love for the club!
Fully agree Chris, the last two performance have seen a big improvement too.
Unfortunately it's unlikely Ramsey will be manager, he's made it clear that his priority is his rehab after next weekend and getting back to playing.
Re: Ramsey and his coaches
Sun Apr 27, 2025 6:50 am
My respect for Ramsey has grown through this situation. He’s handled the media brilliantly, even with zero positivity coming from the club or the board.
I know everyone has been frustrated with Ramsey’s injuries, but I’m sure no one is more disappointed than Ramsey himself. He's underwent another surgery and I'm sure it's for the World Cup carrot, you can’t question his mentality or bravery in constantly fighting his way back.
The club has simply left Ramsey to face the music after putting him in an impossible position. Now, who from the board will step up, face the fans, and explain the plan for League One?
No doubt there's a big rift between Tan and Dalman especially with Tans decision to stick with Riza.
I'll go for nothing said apart from a written statement released on socials after the Norwich game, saying the hard work starts now.
I know everyone has been frustrated with Ramsey’s injuries, but I’m sure no one is more disappointed than Ramsey himself. He's underwent another surgery and I'm sure it's for the World Cup carrot, you can’t question his mentality or bravery in constantly fighting his way back.
The club has simply left Ramsey to face the music after putting him in an impossible position. Now, who from the board will step up, face the fans, and explain the plan for League One?
No doubt there's a big rift between Tan and Dalman especially with Tans decision to stick with Riza.
I'll go for nothing said apart from a written statement released on socials after the Norwich game, saying the hard work starts now.
Re: Ramsey and his coaches
Sun Apr 27, 2025 10:26 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:Sven wrote:Respect to them all for giving it a shot! Many would have backed away!
I’m actually warming to the thought of this group taking on the task next season, such is their heart and love for the club!
Fully agree Chris, the last two performance have seen a big improvement too.
Unfortunately it's unlikely Ramsey will be manager, he's made it clear that his priority is his rehab after next weekend and getting back to playing.
The ‘format’ can be adjusted, Ned. I’ve always given Chris Gunter ‘stick’ on here for his disrespectful actions when he came back (as an opposing player) but he ‘stepped up’ and looked to play an integral part of two disappointing but much improved games and I see ‘promise’ in a Cardiff/Wales group building our new future