Aaron Ramsdale forced his doubters to eat their words after making some stunning saves in Arsenal’s 2-0 win at Leicester this afternoon.
The Englishman joined the Gunners in the last transfer window, but after being relegated twice from the Premier League with Bournemouth and Sheffield United, not every Gooner wanted him at the club.
Some wanted a top goalkeeper and several thought he wasn’t good enough.
Twitter was one place where frustrated fans vented their anger at the signing of the England international.
However, now that he has become the backbone of the current Arsenal team, several of the naysayers are changing their minds.
Ian Wright could tell that Ramsdale has shut the mouths of those who didn’t want him at the club initially and he mocked them by claiming he could see them deleting their tweets now.
The Arsenal legend tweeted: “Certain man are deleting their tweets!!!!!
“Big Aaron Ramsdale” alongside laughing and love emojis.
Apart from Ramsdale, most of Mikel Arteta’s signings have been in solid form at the club this season.
Credit to him considering that he wasn’t initially seen as someone who has a good judgement in buying players.
Now we can trust him whenever he wants a player, even if we think the player in question isn’t good enough for us.
Sorry for all the doubting Thomas’s. Rams was outstanding. Those that don’t see him as no 1 should rather not watch arsenal play or better still give your shirts to charity. Now Liver draw home, city loose to palace. We got points off those to teams and our fans are saying arsenal has no plan, style. Big guns couldn’t do it.
I am really surprised Ramsdale could very quickly become our number 1 and perform this well. I was thinking it would take him up to a season to get into that sport with good training.
And boy! Palace and Brighton are not that much of pushovers after all. 2points gained really, it could have been better though.
i was a doubter, no deleting tho lol, easier to admit when you are wrong. and credit to ramsdale and the scouts.
fans are only interested in big name and big tag players…
They dont watch football but follow the media for results and recommendations