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Current Staff Aaron Ramsey

Aaron Ramsey is universally known as Rambo throughout the game.




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Aaron Ramsey is universally known as Rambo throughout the game.

I'm sorry but the day I refer to Aaron Ramsey as 'Rambo' is the day I start calling Bloomfield 'Matty B', Gary Rowett 'Gaz' and Des Buckingham 'Dezzy BuckBuck'.
 
Gunter and Hutton will be available for work soon.

Lose or draw to Denmark tomorrow (who were also beaten by Spain and Germany, but by much narrower margins), and their tournament's over.

If they win, there'll be a World Cup play-off on Wednesday.

Compared to their opposition, incredible gap in experience of senior football (and quality), so no real surprise about the results.

Hope they won't arrive looking like a pair of miseryguts though.
 
Gunter's journey to mentor as Wales host U19 Euros - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr47q77g93yo

Tom Hutton: Premier League ECAS Valedictorian & Bluebird | Cardiff https://share.google/k1rqyvMllWEKmCmw9

Ryland Morgans - Assistant Coach - RedWall+ https://share.google/hXmSCxO4mmjMUYhCO

A few interesting articles on those that we expect to make up our new coaching team. I know that some will have concerns about relative inexperience, but I think all offer something different from the traditional coaching methods that we are used to, with a much greater emphasis on youth development as well as looking at a more holistic approach to player welfare and performance being aligned.

I particularly like the fact that Dr Ryland Morgans has that coaching experience alongside his expertise in the science behind performance and fitness. We have had issues in the past with players picking up secondary injuries or being brought back into the team too quickly, which implies that there was a disconnect between the medical/fitness team and the manager/coaching team. Having Ryland involved should hopefully help prevent some of this and mean that we get more from what we have.

I'm also looking forward to seeing more progression from our youth teams into the first team, or whether we can start to attract other younger players into the club with a pathway to the first team. It's something that hasn't quiet worked so far, despite some very promising young lads coming through. There was talking about the cost of youth development, but if we get this right it can be hugely beneficial and help us to become much more sustainable as a club.
 
Aaron Ramsey is universally known as Rambo throughout the game.




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not to me he isnt- theres only one Rambo...

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My money would be on the legendary Oxford United centre back in a straight fight with Ramsey for use of the 'title' Rambo , even though the real Rambo is now in his late 60s
 
Gunter's journey to mentor as Wales host U19 Euros - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr47q77g93yo

Tom Hutton: Premier League ECAS Valedictorian & Bluebird | Cardiff https://share.google/k1rqyvMllWEKmCmw9

Ryland Morgans - Assistant Coach - RedWall+ https://share.google/hXmSCxO4mmjMUYhCO

A few interesting articles on those that we expect to make up our new coaching team. I know that some will have concerns about relative inexperience, but I think all offer something different from the traditional coaching methods that we are used to, with a much greater emphasis on youth development as well as looking at a more holistic approach to player welfare and performance being aligned.

I particularly like the fact that Dr Ryland Morgans has that coaching experience alongside his expertise in the science behind performance and fitness. We have had issues in the past with players picking up secondary injuries or being brought back into the team too quickly, which implies that there was a disconnect between the medical/fitness team and the manager/coaching team. Having Ryland involved should hopefully help prevent some of this and mean that we get more from what we have.

I'm also looking forward to seeing more progression from our youth teams into the first team, or whether we can start to attract other younger players into the club with a pathway to the first team. It's something that hasn't quiet worked so far, despite some very promising young lads coming through. There was talking about the cost of youth development, but if we get this right it can be hugely beneficial and help us to become much more sustainable as a club.
Long overdue and much needed upgrade of the coaching set up at our club.
 
Have to feel for Ramsey.
Has clearly been sold the vision that we will keep the bulk of the team, with so e quality additions and the intention to go straight back up.
Then a couple of weeks later.....
What on earth does he do? A couple of players with buy out clauses are likely to be off and a lot of the club/ players are likely to be pretty pi**ed off.
Suddenly a massively difficult first management role
I wouldn't be at all surprised if he walks. Fair play if he doesnt
 
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