Ramsey, who is currently the only black manager in the Barclays Premier League, has overseen five consecutive defeats since he was appointed Harry Redknapp's permanent successor in February.
Former England winger John Barnes complained this week that black managers do not get as many second chances in coaching and Ramsey agrees he will struggle if let go by Rangers at the end of the campaign
"If it doesn't work out for me here, any manager of any race is always in a position where it's difficult to get another job," Ramsey said.
"When you get sacked you don't always walk straight into another job."
"When I left Tottenham, I was seven months out of a job."
"That's always difficult as a manager and as a black man, I think it's always difficult anyway".
"I don't think it will be solely based on my ethnicity whether I get a job or not".
"The problems I've had in the past are still going to be there and the problems of managers getting jobs are also going to be there
I t's two separate issues really."
Source : PA
Source: PA