They day after an Arsenal defeat is always raw, especially in cyber space, and so it was yesterday.  The unfortunate thing was it seemed to be less about the actual defeat and more about some people's insistence of finding a scapegoat.  A large number of Arsenal 'fans' seem to have settled on the idea that it was all Ramsey's fault and the abuse, which included death threats and people wishing upon him broken legs after the match finished, continued yesterday.  It was sickening,  I fear for Jack should he need some time when he returns from his long-term injury should he need any time to find his feet.  What surprises me about some people's insistence on turning on Ramsey is the severity of his injury.  I don't remember this sort of abuse being sent Eduardo's way who suffered a similar poor run of form after initially coming back and looking strong. Footballers are human.  They respond to human strains and stresses like the rest of us.  Imagine, if you will, that you had almost lost your leg, feared for your career, managed to work incredibly hard to get back to fitness only to lose one of the closest people in your life to suicide.  How would you react? Would you carry on through life without ever making a mistake and being able to do your job without it having any impact?  If you could, well done to you for being perfect.  Perhaps science should study you.  That people then argued