“抱最好的希望，担心最坏的情况”

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We asked you for your thoughts on new Oxford United boss Aaron Ramsey and while the former Wales midfielder has plenty of star quality, not everyone is starry-eyed at his appointment.

Here is a selection of what you had to say:

Ali: Not overly surprised that we sacked Matt, timing seems a bit off though. Aaron is a big risk, thought we'd go for someone with more experience. We will obviously back him but can see this either being a 100 point season or, more likely, a complete disaster. Reckon Oxford will be looking for a new manager in November...

Hostis: I have no idea why Bloomfield was sacked. We were playing better after he joined and thought with him we had a chance of going straight back up. Now we get into another manager merry-go-round where Ramsey will have until Christmas.

I hate the new board.

Charlie: He's a good choice for us. Not proven anywhere yet but he's got to learn somewhere and League One will probably be a good place to start. Seems like he's also ready for a challenge and will get us back into the Championship.

Nigel: Happy with this, hopefully Ramsey can use his contacts in the game to get some decent signings. Could be a good appointment for both Ramsey and OUFC.

William: I'm not pleased, but I'm not fuming.

It felt like we were building something with Bloomfield and so to throw it away for an untested manager is confusing. Then again Ramsey should be given a chance, if he has the right style and is backed by the board he could succeed. Regardless, whoever is in charge, up the Ox! COYY!

Richard: Yes I'm happy. I'm sure he will be giving everything to have a successful season.

If it had to be an ex-player, I prefer a box-to-box midfielder, as he was. As managers, I think they understand all areas of the pitch better than a striker or defender would. With his playing experience and having played under many good managers, I think he's a good choice at this time.

Roops: Seems like the proverbial 'rolling the dice' option, given Ramsey has minimal managerial pedigree. Yes it's great if the owner intends to commit in terms of finances, despite relegation, and the replacement chairman wants more involvement in decision-making than his predecessor, but at some point they need to stabilise and trust their decisions for longer than a few months.

In the best case, it'll probably be two to three seasons until we'll mount another promotion challenge.

Mark: Could this be a Wayne Rooney appointment? Hoping for the best, fearing the worst. Holding judgement.

Kevin: Think all Oxford fans want to hear from the ownership group as to why they waited so long to make the decision to replace Bloomfield with Ramsey.

As for Ramsey, he is saying all the right stuff and the squad is a good one for the level so hoping for exciting times ahead! Looking forward to seeing how he uses his contacts in the game in terms of signings, friendlies or coaching staff.

William: Very! As a Welsh Oxford United fan it definitely feels like a surreal crossover between my club and country. Very excited to see if he can be as good as, I think, we all believe he can be.