I really admire Aaron Ramsey! It is a shame what he went through, but he is such an inspiring example for all of us. His journey shows that we shouldn’t give up, and that with hard work and determination, we can overcome even the toughest challenges. It is a reminder that healing is possible, no matter how tough things get!! A TRUE GOONER!
@@tankourito5419 Nah you're way off here. We had one of the top 3 players in the world at the time. Ramsey was in his prime and had the tournament of his life, as did Joe Allen. Then around all of them we had a solid core of Premier League players. This combined with the fact we'd beaten world number 1 Belgium in the qualifiers meant that belief was sky high It was no fluke it was all built and earned through hard work
This guy was carrying us to a surprisingly PL title race in 2013/2014 up until end of December when he got injured and then we started dropping points. Really really unlucky with injuries throughout his career, otherwise he had all the potential to finish his career at the same tier as Gareth Bale and Ryan Giggs.
he was under appreciated with a lot of fans wondering why he was there, some have very short memories..... For me he was one of the better players of that era, gave everything and could run all day. Never understood the hate he got.
I appreciate that he told the truth when asked the question about resentment. Too much pressure to lie these days in fear of media gaslighting and backlash, but he called it as it was. Stoke and Pulis should have been punished, but of course the FA and PGMOL don't want to the right thing, especially if it appears to favour the bigger clubs
Punished for what? Yes we were direct and brutal but Shawcross was devastated post-tackle and was rightly punished as an individual. Imagine punishing a whole club for being 'too rough' on the pitch. get a grip.
@@joshpearce7182 I can't believe you're still defiant about what happened to Ramsey. He didn't know if he would walk again! That tackle wasn't and never will be just "the way we play football" -- it was assault.
@@Neversoft2489 well he obviously didn't mean to break his leg if he's crying afterwards did he... so he probably could accept an apology for a mistake
If it had been the other way round arsenal fans would have done the same! It's a contact sport, these things happen unfortunately. All I can say is this was not a roy Keane type incident
To come back and play at any level after that injury would be a testament to him, let alone come back at the top level. He was a special talent and had he not suffered that horrific injury, I’ve no doubts he would have been up there with the great centre mids of the premier league era. He could do it all as a central midfielder
When Arsenal fans speak of ‘media narratives’ and their direct impact on games, the leg breakers on Aaron and Eduardo were the pinnacle of those falsehoods! The whole “Arsenal full of soft and foreign players” portrayal was heavily pushed by the media and never challenged when spouted by rivals, because Arsène wasn’t producing the good old “English football” of getting stuck in with reckless challenges. This was further proven how Shawcross was painted as the victim somehow, because poor Shawcross “wasn’t that type of player” as the focus became more on his tears following the nasty deliberate challenge and the red card. Add to that Aaron being booed by Stoke fans whenever he played away there, because how dare a teenager break his leg apparently!
I seem to remember a former Stoke player, can't remember who exactly talking about that match. He said that Pulis spent ages winding the players up before the match, telling them to really get stuck into the Arsenal players and actually said he felt it went way too far and what happened was almost inevitable.
I remember how every big 4 club in the country like Arsenal, Liverpool, United were battling for his signature back when he was 17. Just to put things into context, he was a kid playing for a championship club (Cardiff) and I remember thinking he must be a special talent.
Ramsey has done incredibly well to get back to the elite level of football. Diaby and Eduardo suffered similarly horrible injuries from appalling attempts at tackling in the late 2000s and never got back sadly to their previous levels.
The Aaron Ramsey curse: Whenever he scored a goal during the football game (could it be club or national team), there were news about the shocking deaths of notable persons. The likes of Steve Jobs, Whitney Houston, Paul Walker, Osama bin Laden, among the others, were highly linked to this footballer's action.
Top man came back to score the winner against Hull to win the FA Cup, amazing career Stoke tried to stop him but they couldn't keep him down, now look where they are Championship nobodies and we've won more FA Cups, I was partying when Stoke went down 🎉🎉🎉
That's why i never want stoke city to be back in the premier league, i hope they keep going down and down. That club and their despicable fans openly mocked him after that for many years about his broken leg, not to mention that absolute thug Ryan Shawcross who even refused to acknowledge it. It will be music to my ears if that club ceases to exist one day
Ryan actually apologised, but Ramsey ignored him apparently, but I think the media fueled the hatred between Ramsey and stoke to be honest, hence the chanting. But in all honesty everything to do with Arsenal from top to bottom is full of arrogance, and to see a small team like Stoke wind your fan base up even to this day fills me up with joy - hope you never win the prem again.
@@TheTestCricket ah yes, blame the media for your acts, why take responsibility for your actions. As for the premier league, we will win it sooner or later, done so 13 times before. You on the other hand will be known as the shameless club that doesn't even know the meaning of sport. Its not the club that is small, its your mentality and upbringing that makes it small.
I think he was the Saka in that team ... Obviously he does not want to show any self-pity here. In my view if he had not suffered that horrendous injury he would have won more trophies at Arsenal ... otherwise he would have moved to Real Madrid or Barca for more than 100 mils.
He was different before the injury more flexible more quick, at 17 he looked very special. After injury he had that one season we Arsenal the cup in 2014 he scored 20 goals but was average after very sad he was special
When I was a young lad, I’d actually met the players shortly before his injury at the training ground and when Aaron got the injury I wrote him a letter of support etc and fell out with him cause never got a letter back or even a thanks from the club or nothing, long time ago now like
All these people hating Shawcross are very unfair. He was just a 23 year old player who made a mistake. He wept after the tackle, and apologised after. Following that, he was abused by the arsenal fans on and off the pitch. Yes stoke were a rough and physical side, but its ridiculous how he was treated. The very few stoke fans who did jest at Ramsey, were exaggerated in the media massively to keep the hate going against stoke.
More assna representation? If you guys can't see the agenda then you're blind. This league and the media is not bent towards city, it's bent towards assna. Over represented and rarely criticised for a team that has not won this league in 20 years.
I’d be surprised if he forgot about it tbh
Honestly. These titles are nearly as predictable as a Palmer ghosting whenever he plays a big 6 team…
@TheOfficialMcFunksterBharix Reminds me of Henry in every final he ever played for 2 decades.
Yes, Monday Night Football welcomes Aaron Ramsey, vice-captain of the Cardiff City.
🤣🤣🤣
@@TheOfficialMcFunksterBharix and Nottingham Forest.
Even after your injury you proved your class. Some.unforgetaable moments and crazy goals 🔥
What a player. What a man.❤ Always a gunner Rambo.
I really admire Aaron Ramsey! It is a shame what he went through, but he is such an inspiring example for all of us. His journey shows that we shouldn’t give up, and that with hard work and determination, we can overcome even the toughest challenges. It is a reminder that healing is possible, no matter how tough things get!! A TRUE GOONER!
Aaron was outstanding for us in Euro 2016. Our chances would of sharply improved if him and Davies were not suspended in the Semi's. Great player.
Nah, Wales were always punching above their weight class. It was a fluke that they got so far.
@@tankourito5419 Nah you're way off here. We had one of the top 3 players in the world at the time. Ramsey was in his prime and had the tournament of his life, as did Joe Allen. Then around all of them we had a solid core of Premier League players. This combined with the fact we'd beaten world number 1 Belgium in the qualifiers meant that belief was sky high
It was no fluke it was all built and earned through hard work
No way. Absolute fluke
@@charlielad6124 You're clueless
@@CaelanDafydd Don't rise to the delinquents.
We know how world class we was mate 👍
Disgraceful. Ramsey, Eduardo & Diaby all had legs broken 😡
And we were just labelled soft, with no fight. The last two mentioned were never the same again. All exceptional players.
Disgraceful the way Arsenal were treated compared to every other team.
Exactly, now we play rough we get red cards
Still remember that incident like it was yesterday 😢
Well said Aron you’ll always be up there with me as an Arsenal Great 👍
This guy was carrying us to a surprisingly PL title race in 2013/2014 up until end of December when he got injured and then we started dropping points.
Really really unlucky with injuries throughout his career, otherwise he had all the potential to finish his career at the same tier as Gareth Bale and Ryan Giggs.
Was heavily under appreciated at Arsenal, particularly for his goals in crucial games!
Proper gooner ❤
We loved him
He banged us two trophies, who hated him?
he was under appreciated with a lot of fans wondering why he was there, some have very short memories.....
For me he was one of the better players of that era, gave everything and could run all day. Never understood the hate he got.
@@jdur921some aftv subhuman losers like troopz and Lee gunner etc
I appreciate that he told the truth when asked the question about resentment. Too much pressure to lie these days in fear of media gaslighting and backlash, but he called it as it was. Stoke and Pulis should have been punished, but of course the FA and PGMOL don't want to the right thing, especially if it appears to favour the bigger clubs
Punished how? There’s no written law that there’s only one way to win a football game.
He got a red card. How else could he or Stoke have been punished?
Punished for what? Yes we were direct and brutal but Shawcross was devastated post-tackle and was rightly punished as an individual. Imagine punishing a whole club for being 'too rough' on the pitch. get a grip.
@@joshpearce7182 I can't believe you're still defiant about what happened to Ramsey. He didn't know if he would walk again! That tackle wasn't and never will be just "the way we play football" -- it was assault.
@@TC-mt1zx it wasn't. Horror tackle but didn't intend to hurt the poor man. Rightly punished. Let it go
Some of those stoke thugs still booed him after that
Many arsenal fans abused Shawcross after, as he was in tears. He was booed after for not accepting Shawcross apology.
@daniellomax2263 and it was classless for Stoke fans to do that. Ramsey is under no obligation to forgive Shawcross.
@@Neversoft2489 well he obviously didn't mean to break his leg if he's crying afterwards did he... so he probably could accept an apology for a mistake
@daniellomax2263 again, Ramsey has no obligation to forgive Shawcross. Whether it was a mistake or nor, Shawcross changed his career forever
If it had been the other way round arsenal fans would have done the same! It's a contact sport, these things happen unfortunately. All I can say is this was not a roy Keane type incident
Stoke City fans would BOO Ramsey whenever we played him against Stoke after that injury. Never understood why they did. I'm sure Ramsey remembers..
Such an underrated player at arsenal , came up with some clutch moments
To come back and play at any level after that injury would be a testament to him, let alone come back at the top level. He was a special talent and had he not suffered that horrific injury, I’ve no doubts he would have been up there with the great centre mids of the premier league era. He could do it all as a central midfielder
Still achieved so much - Thank you Aaron for bringing us so many good moments COYG
Arsenal Player Aaron Ramsey Injury v Stoke City
February 27th 2010
Thank You Aaron Ramsey ❤
When Arsenal fans speak of ‘media narratives’ and their direct impact on games, the leg breakers on Aaron and Eduardo were the pinnacle of those falsehoods!
The whole “Arsenal full of soft and foreign players” portrayal was heavily pushed by the media and never challenged when spouted by rivals, because Arsène wasn’t producing the good old “English football” of getting stuck in with reckless challenges. This was further proven how Shawcross was painted as the victim somehow, because poor Shawcross “wasn’t that type of player” as the focus became more on his tears following the nasty deliberate challenge and the red card. Add to that Aaron being booed by Stoke fans whenever he played away there, because how dare a teenager break his leg apparently!
The Wales Sensational For
Aaron Ramsey.
I seem to remember a former Stoke player, can't remember who exactly talking about that match. He said that Pulis spent ages winding the players up before the match, telling them to really get stuck into the Arsenal players and actually said he felt it went way too far and what happened was almost inevitable.
That season when we won the first fa cup in 9 years, was the season he when crazy with goals😊🎉
We heavily appreciate you Ramsey for the good things you at Emirates. What a player
Aaron ramsey was still among best number 8 b2b Midfielders . He still has had the metal rod wow !!! . Imagine if he had played 50 games a season
So happy stoke got relegated and are still struggling. Nothing more than the club and fans deserve.
bit harsh. don't tar us all with the same brush. we aint all bellends.
I remember how every big 4 club in the country like Arsenal, Liverpool, United were battling for his signature back when he was 17. Just to put things into context, he was a kid playing for a championship club (Cardiff) and I remember thinking he must be a special talent.
Was disturbing tackle
By those people who laughed at him “too soft” at the time, Rodri definitely was too soft, injured from a running together 🤷🏻♂️
What a class act
Ramsey has done incredibly well to get back to the elite level of football. Diaby and Eduardo suffered similarly horrible injuries from appalling attempts at tackling in the late 2000s and never got back sadly to their previous levels.
The Aaron Ramsey curse:
Whenever he scored a goal during the football game (could it be club or national team), there were news about the shocking deaths of notable persons.
The likes of Steve Jobs, Whitney Houston, Paul Walker, Osama bin Laden, among the others, were highly linked to this footballer's action.
😂🤣
I totally forgot about that 😆
@@andrijastojcic5695 Same 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Diaby 06, Eduardo 08, Ramsey 10. Some horror injuries in quick succession for players that never truly reached the peaks that they couldve.
Shouldve been on the best premier league midfielders of all time. Injuries halted his growth abit but still a legend for me
Underrated player
Top man came back to score the winner against Hull to win the FA Cup, amazing career Stoke tried to stop him but they couldn't keep him down, now look where they are Championship nobodies and we've won more FA Cups, I was partying when Stoke went down 🎉🎉🎉
That's why i never want stoke city to be back in the premier league, i hope they keep going down and down. That club and their despicable fans openly mocked him after that for many years about his broken leg, not to mention that absolute thug Ryan Shawcross who even refused to acknowledge it. It will be music to my ears if that club ceases to exist one day
Ryan actually apologised, but Ramsey ignored him apparently, but I think the media fueled the hatred between Ramsey and stoke to be honest, hence the chanting.
But in all honesty everything to do with Arsenal from top to bottom is full of arrogance, and to see a small team like Stoke wind your fan base up even to this day fills me up with joy - hope you never win the prem again.
@@TheTestCricket ah yes, blame the media for your acts, why take responsibility for your actions. As for the premier league, we will win it sooner or later, done so 13 times before. You on the other hand will be known as the shameless club that doesn't even know the meaning of sport. Its not the club that is small, its your mentality and upbringing that makes it small.
@@TheTestCricket Stoke City forever down the drain.
Grow up you bellend!!
Wenger would have won more titles if his players weren't targeted in that way.
We're proud of you too Rambo16!
he words it very carefully but it was no coincidence that Arsenal got so many serious injuries in such a short time span
Definitely a good player . Got too much hate for no reason
Was there and after seeing it in slow motion Aaron's leg was planted. Wenger played his part in lead up to this in what he called Stoke.
Seems like a nice lad but my word, he’d put a glass eye to sleep 😴
I think he was the Saka in that team ... Obviously he does not want to show any self-pity here. In my view if he had not suffered that horrendous injury he would have won more trophies at Arsenal ... otherwise he would have moved to Real Madrid or Barca for more than 100 mils.
He was different before the injury more flexible more quick, at 17 he looked very special. After injury he had that one season we Arsenal the cup in 2014 he scored 20 goals but was average after very sad he was special
The word is quicker, you complete dodo
@@Geoglyph89 don’t care about u correcting me jog on
Stoke thugs under pulis
@@SA-ur7jthow ignorant
Bringing all of them out now! What's the panic?
Well at least he's still alive, he looks like a celebrity who's recently died.
Absolute baller, 1 of my favourites, I hope he gets to retire on his own terms. Also shawcross is a bellend
Streets will never forget you
And a section of the Stoke fans used to boo him whenever he went back there, mindless idiots, I never understood that.
Seems sections of the media and Wenger got into his head re how Stoke played. Sad.
The Aaron Ramsey curse
It’s borderline gbh
When I was a young lad, I’d actually met the players shortly before his injury at the training ground and when Aaron got the injury I wrote him a letter of support etc and fell out with him cause never got a letter back or even a thanks from the club or nothing, long time ago now like
Arsenal players past and present don't car about you.
Maybe he was busy healing from a horrific leg break
Why bring this painful memory up again 🙄
Not as painful as listening to him
Every time you post, it’s a treat!
🏴
rambo
Bet Sky loved that moment
God he was boring to listen to. Just his voice sends me to sleep
he'd put a glass eye to sleep. (stole from anothers comment)
This is not a comedy show mate. Go watch a film or something matey
@@ps5andstuffhereSo you're laughing at his voice now? That's just mean.
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Talented player, but wenger failed to protect him and utilize him in right way
left Arsenal because he was greedy for more money 💰 don't forget that Arsenal fans 🙄
What a stupid comment. We were not good then and he already gave so many years to the club, and won us two FA cups.
No he was being offered a similar amount to Ozil and the negotiations were stopped after Wenger's sacking and a reduced amount offered.
He is so painfully boring.
All these people hating Shawcross are very unfair. He was just a 23 year old player who made a mistake. He wept after the tackle, and apologised after. Following that, he was abused by the arsenal fans on and off the pitch. Yes stoke were a rough and physical side, but its ridiculous how he was treated.
The very few stoke fans who did jest at Ramsey, were exaggerated in the media massively to keep the hate going against stoke.
Rangers fans will always remember him as the man who missed a penalty in the Europa League final 💔
All the crazy death tavkles decades ago an no leg breaks, players on this millennium are so soft lol
More assna representation? If you guys can't see the agenda then you're blind. This league and the media is not bent towards city, it's bent towards assna. Over represented and rarely criticised for a team that has not won this league in 20 years.
Your ideas are always fresh and original. Thank you for the inspiration!🚖😮🎳
Mentally challenged and ill.
Stop these bots u tube
@@tomconnolly7676it’s beyond a joke at this point