Jacob Ramsey
NEWEngland
Right
May 28, 2001
24
5'11"
165 lb
CM
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Box-to-Box
NewcastleSuspension over
Ramsey is no longer suspended and is an option for the club moving forward.
Analysis: Ramsey has served his suspension over the weekend in FA Cup play, already an option again for Premier League action. He has started in the past three games he has been an option for but has been more of a rotational option this campaign, with nine starts in 19 appearances. However, once Bruno Guimaraes (hamstring) is fit, he will likely drop back to a bench role.
Sent off Wednesday
Ramsey was shown a second yellow card during Wednesday's game versus Manchester United.
Analysis: Ramsey was booked twice in the first half of the match and ultimately got sent off for simulating a foul during the first half. The red card will force him to miss the upcoming FA Cup matchup versus Manchester City, with Joe Willock potentially covering his place in that game. Ramsey's next chance to feature will come in a March 10 UCL duel versus Barcelona.
Clears illness
Ramsey cleared his illness and was back in full team training Monday, according to coach Eddie Howe. "Jacob trained fine yesterday."
Analysis: Ramsey was forced off at halftime in Saturday's matchup against Everton due to illness, but the forward returned to full training Monday and is back in the mix for the Magpies moving forward. That is a major boost for Newcastle, as he has locked down a regular role in midfield in recent weeks and has been one of the driving forces lately, producing two goals and one assist across his last three Premier League appearances while underlining just how central he is to the team's current momentum.
Forced off due to illness
Ramsey scored in the 32nd minute before coming off at halftime due to illness in Saturday's clash against Everton, the club announced.
Analysis: Ramsey scored in the 32nd minute before being forced off at halftime due to illness in Saturday's clash against Everton. Further tests will be conducted to determine whether he will be available for Wednesday's match against Manchester United. If he is unable to feature, Joe Willock is likely to see increased minutes.
Starting in return
Ramsey (hamstring) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash against Everton.
Analysis: Ramsey starts in his return for Saturday's clash against the Toffees after missing the Champions League showdown against Qarabag with a minor hamstring issue. The midfielder has turned the corner in his recovery and is immediately restored to the starting XI. This is a strong boost for the Magpies as he resumes the regular midfield role he had secured prior to the setback.
Could be available Saturday
Ramsey (hamstring) will train Friday and could be an option for Saturday's clash against Everton, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "Jacob [Ramsey] - we hope will train today so fingers crossed for tomorrow."
Analysis: Ramsey sat out the Champions League showdown against Qarabag with a minor hamstring issue, but it looks like he has already turned the corner, as he is expected to get back on the training pitch Friday and could be in the mix for Saturday's clash against the Toffees. That would be a strong boost for the Magpies, considering he had locked down a regular starting role in midfield before the setback and is lined up to reclaim that same spot if he is fully cleared.
Could be available Saturday
Ramsey (hamstring) miss Tuesday's second leg against Qarabag in the Champions League due to injury but could be available for Saturday's clash against Everton since the scans were quite positive, coach Eddie Howe said to the media, according to Scott Wilson from the Northern Echo. "We hope he can [be involved at the weekend]. We hope it's nothing serious, he just felt his hamstring, an awareness, a tightness in his hamstring. He had a scan and that came back all clear, so we're hopeful it will be a quick improvement and he'll be back involved. Hopefully, that will be for our next game, but let's wait and see."
Analysis: Ramsey felt some tightness in his hamstring, but the scans came back encouraging, putting the forward in position to potentially make a quick turnaround ahead of Saturday's clash against Everton. That would be a big boost for the Magpies, as he has recently cemented himself as a steady presence in central midfield, earning five starts in his last seven appearances across all competitions. With Bruno Guimaraes (hamstring) sidelined for some time and Lewis Miley (leg) still a doubt, Nick Woltemade is in line to slot back into the midfield if Ramsey is ultimately held out.
Out Tuesday with hamstring issue
Ramsey was not available for the midweek UCL matchup versus Qarabag due to a tight hamstring, but a subsequent scan yielded optimistic results, so he could hope to avoid a lengthy absence, Craig Hope of the Daily Mail reports.
Analysis: Ramsey missed a game for the first time since October after playing a significant role in midfield recently. With Bruno Guimaraes (hamstring) and Lewis Miley (leg) also out, Joelinton got the nod alongside Sandro Tonali for the second leg of the Champions League playoffs. Ramsey's status remains uncertain for the upcoming clash against Everton. The former Aston Villa man had scored one goal and assisted once over his last four games before suffering this injury.
Assist Saturday
Ramsey assisted once to go with one shot (zero on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and three chances created in Saturday's 2-1 defeat versus Manchester City.
Analysis: Ramsey stepped onto the field in a starting role Saturday, earning that spot after a bench role last time out, continuing to fill some space in an injured midfield. He would earn an assist, linking up with Lewis Hall in the 22nd minute. He is up to two goal contributions this season, with his other being a goal just three games ago.
Bags winner versus Spurs
Ramsey scored one goal to go with five shots (one on goal) in Tuesday's 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur.
Analysis: Ramsey scored his first goal of the season Tuesday and it came and a crucial time in the match. He found the back of the net in the 68th minute off an Anthony Gordon assist, just four minutes after Spurs equalized the match. He took a season-high five shots in the win, but his goal was the only one he put on target. He was subbed off in the 75th minute for Sandro Tonali.
On bench Saturday
Ramsey (ankle) is on the bench for Saturday's clash against Brighton.
Analysis: Ramsey returned from an ankle injury and was named on the bench for Saturday's match against the Seagulls. He had missed the last six games across all competitions and is easing back into action.
Should be available Saturday
Ramsey (ankle) had couple of training sessions and should be back available for Saturday's clash against Brighton, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "Jacob has had a couple of sessions. Didn't want to push him too much, he trained in the break and looked good, pleased where he is now."
Analysis: Ramsey missed the last six games across all competitions due to an ankle injury but should be back available for Saturday's clash against the Seagulls. This is good news for the Magpies since they will have a decent option in midfield, and with Joelinton carrying a small concern, Ramsey could play a decent role in the game if deemed fit enough.
Out Sunday
Ramsey (ankle) is out for Sunday's match against Nottingham Forest.
Analysis: Ramsey was thought to be ahead of schedule this week, but is still outside the team sheet, missing out Sunday. This is a tough spell that will continue into the international break, now having missed six straight games. He will now look to be fit on Oct. 18 against Brighton in their next contest, likely to earn a bench role once fit.
Ahead of schedule
Ramsey (ankle) is available for Sunday's clash with Nottingham Forest, per Keith Downie of Sky Sports.
Analysis: Ramsey is set to return ahead of the international break, a great bit of news as the midfielder is ahead of schedule in his recovery. Ramsey will only be on the bench for Sunday's clash, but has passed his fitness checks and is ready to go. Ramsey offers depth on the wing and across the midfield with no exact place in the starting XI.
Still aiming for post-break
Ramsey (ankle) is still targeting a return after the international break, per manager Eddie Howe. "His recovery is going well; he is on the grass working hard and building his fitness back up. I think it will be after the international break that we see him, anything before that, then he will be ahead of schedule."
Analysis: Ramsey has an outside chance of some sort of early return in a minimal return before the break. On the whole his situation hasn't changed, he will hope to return after the break with eyes on an Oct. 18 clash with Brighton. Ramsey offers depth in midfield and across the frontline when fit.
Out at least one month
Ramsey (ankle) will be out until the next international break due to injury, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "Jacob is our only other injury concern and he'll miss the game. He's suffered from that tackle against Leeds, his ankle swelled up at half-time and he had to come off. Unfortunately I think he'll be missing until the next international break so that's a big blow."
Analysis: Ramsey suffered an ankle injury in the game against Leeds United after a bad tackle and will need at least one month to recover. That said, he will likely hold a rotational role this season in the midfield, so his absence will not impact the starting XI. Ramsey will likely aim a return against Brighton on Oct. 18 after the October international break.
Appears in training
Ramsey (ankle) was back in training Tuesday ahead of Saturday's match against Wolves, according to his club.
Analysis: Ramsey picked up an injury just ahead of the break but is already on the mend, with the attacker back in training. That said, he could be an option for Saturday's return to play, needing to continue his training with no setbacks. He started in the match when he suffered his injury, so the attacker will hope to have a chance to reclaim that spot when facing Wolves, although they may keep him on the bench to be cautious.
Brought off at halftime
Ramsey registered one shot (zero on goal), two crosses (two accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 0-0 draw against Leeds United.
Analysis: Ramsey was subbed off at halftime after his ankle swelled up during halftime according to head coach Eddie Howe. However, it did not appear that Howe was worried the injury was serious, and Ramsey has two weeks before the next Premier League match to get back healthy.
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