Ramsey enjoying first full coaching role at Oxford United

Summarised from BBC Oxford's report · Updated 5 Nov, 15:31 · Archive

Aaron Ramsey says he is 'loving every second' of his first full coaching role since retiring as a player in April.

Oxford United boss Aaron Ramsey has said he is 'loving every moment' of his first full coaching role since retiring as a player in April. The former Arsenal and Wales midfielder took charge at the Kassam Stadium in June and has overseen an impressive start to the season, with the club losing just one league game from their opening 13 matches.

Oxford beat Thames Valley rivals Reading 2-0 on Wednesday to climb to third in League One, three points behind leaders Huddersfield with a game in hand. Ramsey told BBC Sport that he and his staff work hard to give their players opportunities to win matches. 'The players have fully bought into exactly what we demand of them and it's a real pleasure to be here,' he said. The club were relegated from the Championship last season but have since won seven times with five draws.

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• Ramsey 'loving every second' of being Oxford bossOxford United head coach Aaron Ramsey admits that he is "loving every second" of his first full coaching role since retiring from playing in April.BBC Oxford · 5 Nov, 14:55

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