Arsène Wenger says he doesn't want to put too much pressure on Aaron Ramsey despite the Welshman's spectacular run of form.
Ramsey scored a brace against his old club Cardiff City on Saturday
to increase his goal tally to 14 in all competitions this season.
'Yeah he has developed and matured not only as a player but as a person
as well. A few years ago we came here in a cup game and he had a very,
very difficult game. And now it shows you how much he has developed as a
person as well'
But Wenger insists he will give Ramsey a rest when the time is right.
"I have to treat him like all the players and give them a breather
when they need it" said Wenger. " I don't want to put too much pressure
on his shoulders and we have a game that is based on team play.
"That's why I think we have to respect our game - once we do that,
anybody can score. We have seen [Mathieu] Flamini [against Cardiff] - he
scored a goal. It's the first one in five years.
"When the team plays well anybody can score."
Ramsey opted not to celebrate his two goals against the Bluebirds and Wenger praised the way the midfielder conducted himself.
"I believe he's happy that he won the game, that he came back and
played well," he said. "But as well he has shown respect for Wales and I
have a big respect for the crowd who appreciated that.
"The crowd deserves to be man of the match."
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