Eleven years. Firstly, where have they gone? Secondly, too many of those years ruined because of two men. Tony Pulis and his ‘rough ‘em up’ tactics. Ryan Shawcross for executing them. Most of Aaron Ramsey’s Arsenal career was played under the management/coaching of Arsene Wenger, all actually apart from this season which proved to be his last. Whilst others came and went, the Welshman stayed put. I think it’s fair to say that Ramsey was always one of Wenger’s favourites as if he was fit, ninety nine times out of a hundred, he’d play, even if it meant playing him out of position which I felt, didn’t really help him win over his critics. On form, and in the heart of midfield,...
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