I don't call Rojas the Kiwi Messi - I call Messi the Spanish Rojas.
I don't call Rojas the Kiwi Messi - I call Messi the Spanish Rojas.
Shouldn't that be Argentinian Rojas?
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I don't call Rojas the Kiwi Messi - I call Messi the Spanish Rojas.
Shouldn't that be Argentinian Rojas?
Or Aussie Rojas
Founder
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Says he will see out the season with the Victory. Mentions that his dad is still his agent also.
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The Aussie media love him...
"Victory's Marco Rojas is winning rave reviews with his brilliant displays."
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hes just doing the exact same thing he did with us.
see out the contract to remain loyal to side, then when off contract can look at many more options and possibly go off for some trials as well
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Reckon the club would prefer a transfer fee if he is going to be leaving anyway? Guess that's up to MV.
Allegedly
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Reckon the club would prefer a transfer fee if he is going to be leaving anyway? Guess that's up to MV.
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Reckon the club would prefer a transfer fee if he is going to be leaving anyway? Guess that's up to MV.
Hmmm I think he needs to find the right club and would make sense to move soon. he's not going to be a "young player" for too much longer
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So he hasn't received any offers then..
My source tells me he has contracted a few people around the globe to go and scout first-hand the training facilities of all the clubs interested in him.
Apparently training facilities are right up Marco's agenda.
VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life
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Is this a pisstake or serious?
I find it ironic that for a kid that put a lot of value in the training facilities at Melbourne, he has not used them and added some definition to his frame. I know his game relies on being slight and quick but a bit of muscle will help him ride challenges.
Grumpy old bastard alert
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Is this a pisstake or serious?
I find it ironic that for a kid that put a lot of value in the training facilities at Melbourne, he has not used them and added some definition to his frame. I know his game relies on being slight and quick but a bit of muscle will help him ride challenges.
Considering how much he has improved over his time at the Victory, I would have to disagree with you on your statement that he has not used the training facilites.
Also, I'm pretty sure the post you are referring to is a pisstake.
Yellow Fever - Misery loves company
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Plus didnt you see the video of him having a swim and hugging a kick board ??
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Plus didnt you see the video of him having a swim and hugging a kick board ??
Patrick I was meaning more than the 'football' facilities. I was talking about the gym. Was unsure if he was sarcastic or serious.
Grumpy old bastard alert
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You don't get that strength in a gym
Oi Oi Edgecumbe... lets have a clean sheet
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You don't get that strength in a gym
Not in an NZ gym, in a Melbourne one potentially.
E + R + O
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You don't get that strength in a gym
Not in an NZ gym, in a Melbourne one potentially.
*insert chuckling smiley here*
Yellow Fever - Misery loves company
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Well he wsa on TV at school for his ball juggling skills...
Grumpy old bastard alert
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I just hope the next step is the right one for him, to benefit NZ football. How many times have our players transferred to a team/country and found it to be crap and it has all gone horribly wrong. "Go the little genius"
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I'm sure Greece is OK
Oi Oi Edgecumbe... lets have a clean sheet
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I'm sure Greece is OK
Going outstandingly well for Kosta "Concordia" Barbarouses
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Predictably, this discussion was caused by media speculation becoming media news. But of course, nothing has actually happened that changes anything.
The media will now leap to the next gossip sensation and create more news... How about "Fan Angst in Toronto" ooops sorry different player
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MELBOURNE Victory sensation Marco Rojas will not be part of any January A-League exodus, his father confirmed yesterday.
With Tom Rogic likely to sign for Scottish giant Celtic, Rojas is now the hottest property in the A-League with overseas clubs circling the New Zealand winger.
The 21-year-old's contract expires at the end of the season, when there will almost certainly be international offers to consider.
But Rodi Rojas, Marco's father and manager, said his son was really enjoying his football this season after a frustrating and fruitless debut campaign at Victory and was focused on silverware.
With Tom Rogic likely to sign for Scottish giant Celtic, Rojas is now the hottest property in the A-League with overseas clubs circling the New Zealand winger.
The 21-year-old's contract expires at the end of the season, when there will almost certainly be international offers to consider.
But Rodi Rojas, Marco's father and manager, said his son was really enjoying his football this season after a frustrating and fruitless debut campaign at Victory and was focused on silverware.
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Missed a bunch of chances against Perth. Don't think he's ready for a move.
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If you miss chances when you go overseas, it's hard to get another shot.
And everyone misses chances but multiple in one game? Not a great look. (see: Stein)
a.haak
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Okay so one game he doesn't score a goal. Yep, you're right, maybe they should demote him to the W-league!
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It's not just been one game though, it's been a few in a row. Even great strikers have form slumps though, it's nothing new.
Yellow Fever - Misery loves company
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Okay so one game he doesn't score a goal. Yep, you're right, maybe they should demote him to the W-league!
Hasn't been great since the 2 strikes against the Planes.
a.haak
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Wynton saying German clubs interested in Rockarse
Do you know where he said that? Source?
Cheers!
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