http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Aaron-Ramsey-c3065 back in Arsenal contention
They say that being part of a club is just like being involved in a marriage. It involves sticking together in sickness and in health till ‘contract’ do us apart. While Arsenal Football Club has been more than patient during Ramsey’s stay on the sidelines
after suffering a double fracture on duty for the Gunners, the moment has finally arrived for the Welshman to return the love.
Following recent ‘knocks’ to key first team members in the form of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Theo-Walcott-c34873 and Cesc Fabregas which sees them out of contention for a while, it appears that Arsene Wenger is ready to thrust Aaron Ramsey back on the field. The former Cardiff City
man, on the other hand, vows to stand up and be counted when it matters most.
The Welshman has understandably taken some time to get back to full fitness. Spending a brief loan spell at Cardiff City, it appears that the youngster is getting back to his old self; scoring at the weekend for the Championship side.
Seeing that no player is bigger than the club, we turn our attention back to the bigger picture. After a hectic January that saw the Gunners feature in a record 9 fixtures for the period, the North Londoners brace themselves for yet another packed
up schedule that sees them play a total of 6 games in 15 days. With Cesc Fabregas and Theo Walcott adding their names to the injury list following the home tie against Stoke City, Wenger finds himself in a tight fix and in desperate need for backup.
Ramsey is set to play his final part for Cardiff at the weekend before making the trip back to North London to serve his club in its quest for silverware. He commented, "I'm getting back to my best form. This is what these games have been for. I'm
back in the swing of things now and I have got better and stronger with every game.”
The youngster further added, "Hopefully that can continue now and I can get back to where I was and be even better as quickly as I possibly can."
From these words, it appears that the central midfielder looks all set to move on from the sickening broken-leg last season. While it might be impossible to rewind and undo what has already been done, scars aren’t always an anchor that pegs you to
the past; on the contrary, there is always the possibility that some wounds act as wings; we feel the load on our backs everyday; yet, its burden that doesn’t hold you down, it enables you to fly... Welcome back Aaron Ramsey.
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