Ramsey re-emerging as his country's leader

Sometimes in football, as in life, there are moments when you have to stand up and say who you are and precisely SBOBETwhat you represent. You have to summon up all the best that you have.
Last Friday night in the fiery Georgian capital of Tbilisi nobody, needed to tell Aaron Ramsey, 26, that such an occasion had arrived.
Maybe, given all the achievement that he has promised down the years, and sometimes delivered with thrilling power and authority, it was a little late for such a defining examination.

But there it was in SBOBETTbilisi. And just as vitally in Cardiff tonight against Ireland in front of his own people, the most insistent imperative of a career that some, including his fiercest admirers, had come to fear would never be properly fulfilled.
While the slide rules were being applied to the complex question of what Wales and Ireland needed to do to keep their World Cup qualification chances alive, Ramsey had one question wholly of his own.

It asked with quite brutal force whether he had the nerve and the stature and the re-gathered confidence to make the absence of Gareth Bale seem like the merest passing inconvenience. To say that he entirely brought it off in the life-giving win SBOBET over Georgia might be a stretch, but Wales did what they hadn't done for years.