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Marco Rojas - The retirement of the Kiwi Messi

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Posted August 21, 2018 04:28 · last edited August 21, 2018 04:33

For mine, if he can't make it in the Eredivisie, he will struggle anywhere in Europe that is at a good level. The Eredivisie is basically tailor made for smaller, trickier, younger players to flourish.

 I think his injury when he first went to Germany really hampered him, and I also think that he perhaps is just simply too small to really succeed consistently. Ryan Thomas is considered small too, but he's a beast compared to Marco. You need to be exceptionally good to overcome that limitation, and I don't think Marco is quite at that level.

Kosta has found his level in the A-League, and I think Rojas level is similar. Rojas needs consistent game time and he hasn't got it since the Vuc.

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Unknown editor edited August 21, 2018 04:33

For mine, if he can't make it in the Eredivisie, he will struggle anywhere in Europe that is at a good level. The Eredivisie is basically tailor made for smaller, trickier, younger players to flourish.

 I think his injury when he first went to Germany really hampered him, and I also think that he perhaps is just simply too small to really succeed consistently. Ryan Thomas is considered small too, but he's a beast compared to Marco. You need to be exceptionally good to overcome that limitation, and I don't think Marco is quite at that level.

Kosta has found his level in the A-League, and I think Rojas level is similar. Rojas needs consistent game time and he hasn't got it since the Vuc.

Unknown editor edited August 21, 2018 04:33

For mine, if he can't make it in the Eredivisie, he will struggle anywhere in Europe that is at a good level. The Eredivisie is basically tailor made for smaller, trickier, younger players to flourish.

 I think his injury when he first went to Germany really hampered him, and I also think that he perhaps is just simply too small to really succeed. Ryan Thomas is considered small too, but he's a beast compared to Marco. You need to be exceptionally good to overcome that limitation, and I don't think Marco is quite at that level.

Kosta has found his level in the A-League, and I think Rojas level is similar. Rojas needs consistent game time and he hasn't got it since the Vuc.

Unknown editor edited August 21, 2018 04:32

For mine, if he can't make it in the Eredivise, he will struggle anywhere in Europe that is at a good level. I think his injury when he first went to Germany really hampered him, and I also think that he perhaps is just simply too small to really succeed. Ryan Thomas is considered small too, but he's a beast compared to Marco. You need to be exceptionally good to overcome that limitation, and I don't think Marco is.

Kosta has found his level in the A-League, and I think Rojas level is similar.