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posted on 31/8/13

After that poor sliding shot just outside the box i was saying to my mate that we should take him off. Not too long after he was sent off. He did look tired and started to make silly decisions.

posted on 31/8/13

I love the guy and he's an engine but I'd prefer a more disciplined player, Lampard and Luiz in DM would do lovely to be honest:/

posted on 31/8/13

First reaction was never a yellow

2nd look and it was a disgraceful tackle to be honest. Only looking at the player

posted on 31/8/13

None of our players have me wrestling with my consience more than Ramires. In one instance he can come up with some sublime moments of magic and others can pick up yellow cards for the most ridiculous of unecessary challenges.

Everytime he plays I'm worried about us going down to ten men!

posted on 31/8/13

Shocking "tackle" too by Torres

raking his studs down
Martinez instep was a deliberate/horrible act

you'd probably be happy if he was banned. the baby faced thug

posted on 31/8/13

Agree 100% Brummie. Think Luiz would be better in there with frank he's more physical and aggressive. Ramires just doesn't tickle my fancy anymore.

posted on 31/8/13

Ramires is world class, the rest of our midfield is functional at best.

Apparently two red cards in two seasons makes a ball winning midfielder a liability, in spite of the countless games he has won for us in that time.

posted on 31/8/13

Think of all the stupid yellows that put him on a tightrope all the time.

He's not world class, he's a very good player, I love him but you can't ignore the fact he's a magnet for yellow cards - must of them justified!

posted on 31/8/13

He has won a lot of games for us and i am a fan of him. I just thought that we should of taken him off as he did look tired

posted on 31/8/13

Ramires is not world class. That's a silly thing to say.
Should be a squad player at best. Passing range pretty poor, first touch poor, limited with what he can do with the ball, does offer a goal threat now and again, has good stamina. Runs all day long. Clumsy when tackling though. Mistimes it often. That does not spell world class to me.

posted on 31/8/13

He only runs around a lot to mask his technical deficiencies with the ball. A better version of Scott Parker.

posted on 31/8/13

World class is overused to often Mr'C', when I think of world class I think of Ronaldo, Messi, Cruyff, Best and players of that ilk.

As much as like him, he comes no where near that!

posted on 31/8/13

Totally agree Brummie. Mourinho will like Ramires as he never stops running.

posted on 31/8/13

I was going to include Platini in that list but I couldn't bring myself to mention the

posted on 31/8/13

World class, for me, means that you have a set of skills that few, if any can match in world football. Ramires' tackling, energy, acceleration is unparalleled. That goal against Barce, where he won the ball deep in our half, then all of a sudden was our furthest guy forward, is a prime example. Such skills are unique. Toure comes close (I'd say he was WC too). Dunga for Brazil utilised Ramires' potential to effectively balance a lopsided Brazil. He was effectively playing two positions. No one else in world football could do that so sucessfully. Suspended against Holland, Dunga cited this as the main reason for their exit.

posted on 31/8/13

That's fair enough but put those skills up against his weaknesses and it doesnt add up to being a world class player imo. His tackling is not the best. Yes he does make interceptions but the ones he completely mistimes, they're horrible to rewatch. He just clatters into the player as if he has no control over himself. Yes he does have energy and acceleration. This just typifies the type of player he is. An industrious player. Dont like him part of our team at all. I guess I have to put it up with it though.

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