Welcome to hell, a place where Spanish footballers eat Tatar-styled beefsteaks and play the western concert flutes. Hero of our today's meeting in a kettle full of surprises is David Rochela Calvo. This footballer was born on the 19th of February 1990 in a lovely town As Pontes. In his childhood, he loved making snowmen and tobogganing. Probably he would have become a bobsleighist, bullfighter or a professional musician, if not one accident. He used a shampoo in an improper way. As a result, his fingers have stuck in a printing press. After his grandparents' and friends' prompting, he's decided to start training in the Deportivo La Coruña youth academy. This story is tragic and totally lacks in imagery. I cannot write anything better at the moment. Currently, my mind is busy with some issues of personal nature. Life is full of surprises – not necessarily pleasant ones.
Rochela is a young, ambitious and familial player – he loves his brother Javier. David plays in the reserve team. He's consistently improving, so he should be included to the senior team soon. Unfortunately, the attributes of the Spaniard are partly random. Luckily, all the vital ones are on the right place. Well, maybe not all. He's balanced, brave and hard-working. He's not bad at positioning and he takes the right decisions from time to time. He's got no problems with heading, marking, tackling and passing. Maybe he doesn't stun, but he's got a heavenly PA. This should be enough for you.
At the beginning of the game, David costs only 35 K euros. That's a very pleasant value. In his contract, he's got a 30-million minimum fee release clause – a standard protection. I've no idea if he would join clubs from the Polish Ekstraklasa. In Football Manager 2008, I signed better Spanish than him to my Polonia Warsaw. Currently, I really don't know how it looks in Football Manager 2009.
The player's profile is based on the 9.1.0 patch database.