Ramsdale had a great start to the season. But his shot-stopping rating for non-headers in open play began to fall after the consecutive defeats to Newcastle and Wolves, when Bournemouth dropped out of the top half of the table. It never really recovered.
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Those matches weren't necessarily the pivotal ones – the goals were from set pieces and headers – but Ramsdale's reactions after Dele Alli's brace for Spurs in the next match might give a hint on his state of mind. Just guesswork, of course:
That period also coincided with Steve Cook's absence from the lineup. With him gone, Ramsdale might have had more responsibility for running the back line, which could have affected his ability to concentrate on shotstopping. Again, guesswork. Over to you, @peterrutzler. #AFCB
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