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Ramirez stands at 5'8 and weighs 178lbs. He wears jersey #13. His only match for Chivas was as a start in Clausura 2006, against Monarcas Morelia. He played until the 75th minute, when he received a direct red card for a rough slide tackle. Ramirez played one match in the Clausura playoffs. He was called up from the Chivas "farm team", Chivas Coras Tepic, when 6 star players went to the Mexico National Team.
He is a journeyman player, whose career dates from 2000. His inaugural professional team was Pumas in Invierno 2000-2001[clarification needed]. During Vernano 2000-2001[clarification needed], he was shipped to Toluca. He returned to Pumas for Invierno 2001-2002[clarification needed] and continued in Verano. He was traded to Toluca for Apertura 2002-2003[clarification needed], then went to Morelia. In Apertura 2003-2004[clarification needed], he was traded to América. He would be sent down to play with América's Primera A team. Clausura 2004-2005[clarification needed] found him traded to its rival club, Chivas.
His career stats are: of 158 matches he started in 142 while being substituted 16 times, played 12,480 minutes, 4 goals, 1 own goal, 40 yellow cards, and 5 red cards.
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