Are these games on tv?
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http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/6584029/Rojas-ready-for-Olympic-qualifiers-kickoff/
Does your father
does your father
does your father know you're here
does your father know you're here
George Costanza2012-03-16 09:23:44
Does your father
does your father
does your father know you're here
does your father know you're here
George Costanza2012-03-16 09:23:44
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Should be do you know where here is after Manny's "tackle" last night.
Peoples Republik of Aucklandia
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Should be does he know where he is after Manny's "tackle" last night.
Fuck this stupid game
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'No regrets' for Rojas
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/soccer-football/news/article.cfm?c_id=86&objectid=10793846
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/soccer-football/news/article.cfm?c_id=86&objectid=10793846
"I felt like I made a good move.''
That feeling may wane over the coming weeks, depending how far the Phoenix progress in their quest for a maiden grand final appearance, but Rojas says he'll cast no envious glances across the Tasman.
"I'm happy for them. They're a good bunch of guys, and I've been watching their games and watching their progress and they've been doing well.
"But I think I made the right decision. I felt like it was good for my development - I wanted to make sure I was in the right place.''
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As someone with personal experience of breaking a jaw a few years ago, there are some good signs for Marco Rojas' quick recovery from this interview done with him this week- I have a feeling his fracture isn't too serious and he should be available for the Oceania Nations Cup in June, what to speak of the Olympics in London in July:
Big Pete 652012-03-23 07:30:27
-most noticeably the fact he can already speak quite comfortably is evidenced by this quite extensive interview done with him this week. This indicates his jaw is not very tightly wired as mine was for a few weeks- mine was so tightly wired together with tight rubber bands- and sore, with a pin inserted- that I could barely speak, especially in the first week.
-the tone of the interview is that he's looking forward to playing at the Olympics
Big Pete 65, Christchurch
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'No regrets' for Rojas
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/soccer-football/news/article.cfm?c_id=86&objectid=10793846
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/soccer-football/news/article.cfm?c_id=86&objectid=10793846
"I felt like I made a good move.''
That feeling may wane over the coming weeks, depending how far the Phoenix progress in their quest for a maiden grand final appearance, but Rojas says he'll cast no envious glances across the Tasman.
"I'm happy for them. They're a good bunch of guys, and I've been watching their games and watching their progress and they've been doing well.
"But I think I made the right decision. I felt like it was good for my development - I wanted to make sure I was in the right place.''
he has to say that, imagine the repsone MV would have given him if he'd said "actually I'm gutted about the move, I've missed out on finals footy and been benched for half a season which is not what I wanted" - he'd have been in serious trouble.
Queenslander 3x a year.
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Did he even require surgery? I have not seen any reports so I'd say it was a fairly minor break which is good. Shouldn't stop him training to much and I imagine he should be back playing within six to eight weeks
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He has been named in squad for this week on a league site, Mistake??
Calling all fans in Japan, come down and support the mighty nix in Osaka
http://www.facebook.com/WellingtonPhoenixClubMembersSupportersGroupOsaka
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Gianfranco Zola next coach for Rojas??
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MELBOURNE Victory's showpiece match against Olympiacos was launched today with the help of the original Wog Boy, Nick Giannopoulos, and Victory stars like Archie Thompson.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LAUNCH PICS
They mixed with fans and students at Alphington Grammar School in Melbourne to celebrate the match against the legendary Greek side on May 19 at Etihad Stadium.
Packed To The Rafters star George Hourvardas joined in the fun too for a penalty shoot-out against former Socceroos goalkeeper Mark Bosnich along with Victory stars Danny Allsopp, Jimmy Jeggo and Marco Rojas.
http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/239314,wog-boy-kicks-off-olympiacos-showpiece.aspx
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Marco Rojas slipped slightly from the radar of Kiwi fans when he transferred from the Phoenix to Melbourne Victory last season and suffered injury to boot. But he showed a glimpse of his considerable repertoire when he bamboozled an El Salvador defender with a shake of the hips before sliding a shot against a post.
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Then seven minutes after halftime Rojas hit a swerving right foot shot to beat the keeper. He should be a key player at the olympics
Read more: http://www.3news.co.nz/Oly-Whites-suffer-final-pre-Olympics-defeat/tabid/415/articleID/261971/Default.aspx#ixzz21PmbUcFk
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Then seven minutes after halftime Rojas hit a swerving right foot shot to beat the keeper. He should be a key player at the olympics
Read more: http://www.3news.co.nz/Oly-Whites-suffer-final-pre-Olympics-defeat/tabid/415/articleID/261971/Default.aspx#ixzz21PmbUcFk
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He said he was unfazed by where Postecoglou deployed him, as long as he played regularly.
http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/melbournevictory/news-display/Rojas-draws-on-Olympic-experience/48814
"As long as I'm on the pitch (I'm happy)," Rojas said.
Pffft, you would have been playing regularly here!
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Funny that he moved there to get time more centrally but in that article he says he's fine as long as he gets on the pitch haha.
Was thinking about it, and he really would have played every game last year when fit. We were playing Sanchez out wide..
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Sounds like Rojas is playing really well...Will be interesting to see how he goes in the season
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Beautiful finish for his goal against Heart and looked pretty good whilst on
COYN
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More class from Marco vs the Reds.Evil little strike to finish off his goal - after missing with the header first time around.
Victory playing a style that suits him
COYN
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Keep this up and he could find himself a ticket away from the A-League.
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He just needs to work on not getting physically pushed off the ball.
Supporter For Ever - Keep The Faith - Foundation Member - Never Lets FAX Get In The Way Of A Good Yarn
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He needs to work on his finishing, had several chances against the Jets, all were soft shots
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It will cause a bit of angst bumping this up today but I was pondering this last week. This is the last year of his contract with the Victory, has he developed enough to head to Europe yet?
He basically lost a year with the circus they had last season, maybe another year under Ange would be best for his development.
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It will cause a bit of angst bumping this up today but I was pondering this last week. This is the last year of his contract with the Victory, has he developed enough to head to Europe yet?
He basically lost a year with the circus they had last season, maybe another year under Ange would be best for his development.
Kosta only had 1 season under Ange.
As a 'Nix fan it depends on if we/how much we receive as training compensation.
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It will cause a bit of angst bumping this up today but I was pondering this last week. This is the last year of his contract with the Victory, has he developed enough to head to Europe yet?
He basically lost a year with the circus they had last season, maybe another year under Ange would be best for his development.
Kosta only had 1 season under Ange.
As a 'Nix fan it depends on if we/how much we receive as training compensation.
Not sure how the training compensation works in the A-League. If we were in the UK, we most likely would have got something when he signed for the Victory.
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It will cause a bit of angst bumping this up today but I was pondering this last week. This is the last year of his contract with the Victory, has he developed enough to head to Europe yet?
He basically lost a year with the circus they had last season, maybe another year under Ange would be best for his development.
Kosta only had 1 season under Ange.
As a 'Nix fan it depends on if we/how much we receive as training compensation.
Not sure how the training compensation works in the A-League. If we were in the UK, we most likely would have got something when he signed for the Victory.
He was a free agent for that move so we got nothing. If he goes on to Europe as a free agent, we again won't get anything. If Victory get paid a transfer fee for his move somewhere (either this year, or if he re-signs and then gets transferred after that) we'd get a percentage of that fee (so would Waikato FC).
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It will cause a bit of angst bumping this up today but I was pondering this last week. This is the last year of his contract with the Victory, has he developed enough to head to Europe yet?
He basically lost a year with the circus they had last season, maybe another year under Ange would be best for his development.
Kosta only had 1 season under Ange.
As a 'Nix fan it depends on if we/how much we receive as training compensation.
Not sure how the training compensation works in the A-League. If we were in the UK, we most likely would have got something when he signed for the Victory.
He was a free agent for that move so we got nothing. If he goes on to Europe as a free agent, we again won't get anything. If Victory get paid a transfer fee for his move somewhere (either this year, or if he re-signs and then gets transferred after that) we'd get a percentage of that fee.
Ok, then he either leaves with a transfer fee in Jan or re-signs and leaves with a transfer fee later (I think up 'til his 23rd bday, so a couple of years). I don't like the idea of Victory getting a transfer fee, but if we get some $ out of it then it would be a little better.
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It doesn't matter when he gets transferred, we'd still get the percentage for his time here. Even for the later transfers in his career we'd still get the percentage of the transfer fee (so would Victory too for all his time there until his 23rd birthday).
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That distraction aside, do people is he ready to go to Europe at the end of this season?
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Holland would suit his style, i could see him heading off there or maybe the French League.
Still seems a little soft for me in the challenge so i wouldn't think the premier league is for him yet, of Italy which is a little harder as well.
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I see him more as the first AW'S playing in spain, especially with his chilean heritage. Maybe a team like getafe or levante...
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That distraction aside, do people is he ready to go to Europe at the end of this season?
No, has to improve physically and also his fitness. Still think he's a couple of years off.
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That distraction aside, do people is he ready to go to Europe at the end of this season?
No, has to improve physically and also his fitness. Still think he's a couple of years off.
Do you reckon he's on track for gig in one of the countries mentioned? Is he good enough for Spain?
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To small a frame to go to far past a league.
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Strength, guts and decision making (at times) still hold him back. He should stay at victory for while yet.
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