Sunday, December 3, 2017

Aaron Ramsey proves he’s the most unselfish player in the Premier League with unreal assist

Dream Team FC

Aaron Ramsey would give you his last fiver if you were hungry.

How do we know this?

Just look at what he did when Arsenal took on Man United.

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Ramsey was put through on goal by Alexis Sanchez.

Without a league goal since the 28th October and standing six-yards out no one would have blamed Ramsey for swinging a boot towards the ball.

Instead he did something quite sublime, setting the ball back to Alexandre Lacazette who finished with ease.

Ramsey is picked out by Alexis Sanchez’s pass

A simple finish?

Christmas has come early

That’s how it’s done

But did he mean it?

We hate to be party poopers but plenty of people were questioning whether Ramsey meant to set Lacazette up.

Was it an act of kindness or just a heavy first touch?

Why are ppl asking if Ramsey meant that touch? Appalling effort on goal that coincidently finds its way to Lacazette #ARSMUN

— Rob Tuckey (@robtuckey28) December 2, 2017

That was a poor first touch from Ramsey imo.

— Kaarthik (@MufcKaarthik) December 2, 2017

Calling it….*ahem*….RAMSEY. DIDN'T. MEAN. THAT. TOUCH for the Arsenal goal.

— إدريس (@RichieDriss) December 2, 2017

If you think Ramsey meant that "assist" you clearly haven't seen him play enough. It was a bad touch.

— Ilyas (@Ilyas_Abshir) December 2, 2017

That may have been Ramsey best worst first touch of all time

— Cian (@FrenchDefoe) December 2, 2017

The more we look at it the more confused we are.

But if Ramsey did mean the pass then it’s up there with Guti for the best assist in football history.

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