Cardiff born Tom Ramasut is another Youth Team product who left the Canaries before making a first team appearance. A left sided midfielder, Tom has represented Wales at Under 16 and Under 21 levels. Norwich's financial crisis in the summer of 1996 led to Tom's release despite regularly impressing in reserve team matches. He joined Bristol Rovers where he was joined by fellow ex-Canary Jamie Cureton. He was unable to establish himself as a regular in the Rovers side and made just 11 appearances in his first season there. He has though gained more caps for the Welsh Under 21s. He won his first B cap for Wales in the clash with Scotland on 24th March 1998.

In July 1998, he was transfer listed after failing to agree a new contract with Rovers. He did however have a trial with Walsall during August 1998 and with Cardiff City in September 1998.

Tom has since joined Dr Martens League side Merthyr Tydfil and was on the substitutes bench for their clash with Atherstone on 25th October 1998. During the 1999/2000 season, Tom joined League of Wales side Llanelli. After moving on to Haverfordwest, Tom rejoined Merthyr in August 2001 but was released soon after in November 2001. He has since signed for Kenny Brown's Barry Town. In July 2003, he extended his stay at Barry with a new contract to take him through to September 2004.

Barry's financial plights saw the entire first team sacked in August/September 2003. Tom signed for Carmarthen as a stop-gap and hoped to move to Bath City. However this would count as an international transfer according to FIFA rules and so cannot take place during the international transfer window. This was resolved by mid-September and Tom made his Bath debut on 20th September 2003. In November 2003, he switched leagues joining Aylesbury of the Ryman League. Ceefax then reported in January 2004 that Tom was on trial with QPR. He has since been released by Aylesbury. He returned to Wales with Carmarthen in June 2006 before moving to Haverfordwest County in September 2007

He later played for Barry Town before joining Bridgend Town in November 2011 as player-coach.

He then moved to Cadiff City as an Academy Coach in 2011. On 25th November it was reported that Cardiff's Under-23 manager Andy Legg had left the club as part of an internal restructure following the appointment of new manager Neil Harris and that Ramasut had taken on the role on a temporary basis. He then became Under-23s coach with Steve Morison appointed in February 2020 as Lead Under-23s Coach.

On 23rd October 2021, Cardiff sacked manager Mick McCarthy after eight straight defeats. Morison and Ramasut were placed in charge of first team duties whilst the club began the process of recruiting a permanent replacement. Morison was appointed manager with Ramasut as Assistant. When Morison was sacked in September 2022, Mark Hudson was placed in temporary charge with Ramasut assisting.