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Arsenal: Fans regret Aaron Ramsey’s departure after nine games without a win
Lots of Arsenal fans have been reflecting on the decision to allow Aaron Ramsey to leave the club.
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The Gunners are on a horrific run of form that has seen them go nine matches without a win in all competitions, with the sacking of Unai Emery doing little to turn things around so far.
For all the talk of the problems in defence, the sieve-like midfield is a massive issue for Freddie Ljungberg to fix as well, which has prompted fans to look back on the exit of Ramsey.
The Wales international, who hit the headlines recently with a brace to send his country to Euro 2020, scored winning goals in multiple FA Cup finals during his spell in north London.
While injuries certainly hampered him during his time as a Gunner, his combination of a fantastic work rate, goalscoring ability and creativity made him a unique asset in the centre of the park, one that certainly shouldn’t have been allowed to leave for free.
Take a look at some of the best Twitter reactions down below…
Still can’t believe he was allowed to leave. pic.twitter.com/jvkShKfzl0
— AFTV (@AFTVMedia) December 6, 2019
That’s why Emery had to leave. Wenger’s players have been far superior to the players Emery has brought in the team. Were moving backwards as a club
— James (@jamesmca_001) December 6, 2019
Always played for the badge. And we let him go coz he Wasn’t part of ebening’s plan. Now ebening is no where to be seen. Ghost of ebening era will haunt us forever 🙁
— Maddy (@Mesut101011) December 6, 2019
Blame those who allowed it. Class player shouldn’t have been allowed to go
— Mr. Deal (@Mr_Deal86) December 6, 2019
Emery has blood on his hands
— J’ (@JxyJayy) December 6, 2019
And not a replacement in sight. A travesty
— Luke Best (@LukeBest92) December 6, 2019
It was the biggest mistake
— Oliver Gonner (@GoonerOliver) December 6, 2019
Joke of a decision. 😡
— John Matthews (@UNDERCOVER_JM) December 6, 2019
Should Arsenal give Freddie Ljungberg the job until the end of the season?
Definitely
No way
