Cardiff are three points from safety and may have to beat West Brom to have any hope of staying up.
A draw would leave Cardiff needing to rely on other results just to prolong the survival fight until the final weekend of the season, while defeat would mean relegation is all but confirmed regardless of what happens elsewhere given their goal difference.
“It is a difficult position we are in, there’s no shying away from that,” said Ramsey.
“For me, I’m enjoying it. The people I’ve brought in are enjoying it and have brought that bit of freshness and everyone is buying into it. It’s all about getting the players into the best possible place for the game on Saturday.
“There are a lot of things that can happen until the end of the season, a lot of football to be played.”
Ramsey says he is “prepared for every scenario” as Cardiff look to avoid returning to the third tier after 22 years playing in the top two divisions of English football.
“The players, staff in the club are all together in this,” he added.
“They have seen that with the fans at the weekend. The celebration after the goal [against Oxford], jumping in with the people in the crowd, the bench was over, some of the subs were involved.
“We all want the same, together, so we all have to come together to make that possible.”
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