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The curse of Aaron Ramsey

Aaron Ramsey is what in Ingleterra they call a one-club man , a football player of those who has been in the same club, Arsenal, except for two assignments to Cardiff City and Nottingham Forest to be fired.The story of this Welsh midfielder would not cease to be an unusual case in football today if it were not for what the media have baptized as the curse of Aaron Ramsey : a few hours after he scores a goal, a famous person dies, and history repeats itself since 2011.

What is the so-called curse of Aaron Ramsey?

Throughout his career, Ramsey has scored 45 goals, and 18 hours later, 18 celebrities have died, among whom are people from the cinema, journalists, sportsmen, musicians or writers.Andres Montes, a journalist known in Spain for being the voice of the NBA in Canal + and its peculiar style, died on October 16, 1009, two days after Ramsey scored a goal.The situation was repeated exactly.a month later: Ramsey marked November 14 and on the 16th Antonio de Nigris, Mexican international forward, died.

2010 was not a good year for Ramsey's goal, but the curse came back with stronger than ever in 2011: if it marked May 1, the next day the US announced the capture and death of Bin Laden; Steve Jobs faltered on October 5, three days after a goal from Ramsey and Gaddafi was killed on October 20.Ramsey had scored on the 19th.History repeats itself in 2012: Arsenal midfielder scores on February 11, the same day Whitney Houston dies; and repeats on August 4, a day before the death of Chavela Vargas.

The awakening Ramsey scorer

At the end of the 2012-2013 season Ramsey had scored 11 goals from his debut with Arsenal, followed by seven famous deaths.An amazing coincidence that followed from that year, when the Welsh footballer saw the door more easily, although the percentage of coincidences was reduced.Bebo Valdes moria on March 22, 2013 (Ramsey scored that day), Argentine dictator Videla passed away on March 17 (Ramsey scored on 14), boxer Ken Norton did it on September 18 and actor Paul Walker on November 30, both a few hours after a goal of Ramsey.

This macabre coincidence did not depart from our protagonist in 2014: the 'Huracan' Carter, boxer, died on April 30, coinciding with a goal from Ramsey; the sculptor HGGiger did it on May 12 and the polifacetico Robin Williams on August 11, both a day after Ramsey sang a goal.The thing relaxed somewhat last year, when Ramsey's curse took two great writers...the same day: Eduardo Galeano, a great football fan, and Gunter Grass died on April 13, and Ramsey had scored on 11.

The curse comes back strong in 2016

Ramsey's curse had not been felt until a few days ago, when he returned twice.On January 9 Ramsey sent the ball to the back of the net and a few days later David Bowie died; on the 13th he got his second goal of the year and on the 14th the actor Alan Rickman died.The wales has not scored again since then, but it is clear that every time he gets a goal some familiar face trembles in case his time has come.Days known people die, but the relationship between Ramsey's goals and the death of celebrities is still an amazing coincidence.

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