You missed him a lot this season. Enjoy. I would've never expected Aaron to be the player he is today. Not in a million years. Keep him longer than Spurs kept their Welshman.

Thank you for this.

:')

Yep what an incredible talent, he is similar to Reus of BVB. Those are the 2 best youngsters

Umm is that video made by the Heisenberg on this forum? ( prob not)

Rambo is is a good player, but not at the same level of Bale.. Doubt Real will be forking over 100 million for Ramsey anytime soon. Still, he had a good season before his Arsenal DNA kicked in. Wanna see what hell do next year. Great that he fully recovered after that nasty accident..

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@Wolfie yep, bale is something else. And he's a winger so he is even more expensive. It would take a lot of money though to take ramsey away from arsenal right now.

Rambo is not just a good player, he is incredible. Although I agree he's not as good as Bale, and, Bale's speed with the ball is insane. They both can be game decider. I prefer Rambo's style though.

@KH- Would be great if Wales qualify for Euro 2016. I want to see what those two can do for their country.

@Dynast
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@wolfie exactly, I've been a huge rambo fanboy for two seasons and I love him more than the whole england squad put together. (probably because it's full of chelsea, liverpool, tottenham and manu players). If Wales were to qualify they would be the second team I'd root for.

@dynastian that's a Tony Adams quote, nicknamed mr arsenal, the legendary captain. Something all players should have in mind.

@KingHenryUnfortunately, not many players nowadays can claim to play for the name on the front. They all play for the weekly check. Even the best of the best (Ronaldo, Messi) play for the check almost as much as they play for the badge.

@dynastian to be fair to the players, when in today's football they move and get traded so often I suppose it's difficul to feel as attached to a club as players from the previous generation like giggs, adams, or terry. Also I don't think it's always the checks, it's also that players dream of success, and when they can't achieve it somewhere they will pursue it with another team. And the teams that are the most successful are usually the ones that offer the best wages in the first place.

@KingHenry

Yeah, that's true. Football is now dictated by money, and success is synonymous with money in football terms now. I guess it's an ethical question of "How much of the daily lives of these players should be dictated by money? Should money change a player's loyalty? Would you rather be a club legend, or a nomad who was successful, but will be forgotten?".

@Dynastian98: You cannot generalize. There are still some great players that care about the shirt they are playing with. Of Course if you take the example of Ronaldo or Messi, they play in the richest football clubs in the world, they're more attracted by money than some others. This is natural.

What shocks me most is that some player get all their money in the big clubs and go to their national team and they don't care about and this is very sad but true.