Why Aaron Ramsey looks to be on easy street for Wales
By Robbie Savage
Published 22:57 19/11/09
Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey was sensational for Wales against Scotland last Saturday. It was probably the most controlled, complete performance I've seen in a Wales shirt - after mine when we beat Italy 2-1 in October 2002, of course!
This kid has got the lot. Vision, passing, awareness, dribbling. He was like a mini Fabregas out there. And what a work ethic - at one stage in the game he closed down three consecutive Scotland players.
Aaron is a future Welsh captain and I would have loved to have played alongside him last Saturday. He could have taught me a few things.
But victory against a very poor Scottish side doesn't change how I feel about the state of Welsh football or the man at the top. After seeing what happened to George Burley afterwards I almost wish it has been us who lost 3-0!
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