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Investing in yourself opens doors: my third season at FC Groningen

Investing in yourself opens doors: my third season at FC Groningen

by Rosaline M | Jul 22, 2026 | Uncategorized

Een goed seizoen ontstaat zelden door één grote beslissing. Meestal is het het resultaat van kleine keuzes: blijven trainen, luisteren naar anderen, goed voor je lichaam zorgen en extra werk doen wanneer niemand kijkt. Mijn derde seizoen bij FC Groningen werd...
From injuries to Europe: my second season at FC Groningen

From injuries to Europe: my second season at FC Groningen

by Rosaline M | Jun 27, 2026 | Blog

My first season at FC Groningen wasn't easy. I came in with expectations, but I had to deal with injuries. I played, I worked hard, but it wasn't going as I wanted yet. Thirteen goals perhaps doesn't sound too bad, but in my opinion...
The World Cup has started. The Next Goal looks ahead.

The World Cup has started. The Next Goal looks ahead.

by Rosaline M | 12 June 2026 | Mental strength, Basic qualities

This week, the World Cup has kicked off, on 11 June 2026 in Mexico City, at the Mexico City Stadium – formerly the Estadio Azteca. The world is once again turning its attention to football. To full stadiums, big names, national pride, goals, missed chances, and decisive moments...
Why I chose three seasons at FC Groningen in 1982 instead of ‘quick money abroad’

Why I chose three seasons at FC Groningen in 1982 instead of ‘quick money abroad’

by Rosaline M | 21 May 2026 | Personal development

After my season with Willem II, a lot changed. I'd had a strong year, scored a lot, and noticed that people suddenly looked at me differently. Not just in the Netherlands, but there was also interest from abroad. For a young player, that's...
What really happened that season at Willem II (1981/82)

What really happened that season at Willem II (1981/82)

by Rosaline M | 2 May 2026 | Mental strength, Over The Next Goal and mission partners, Transfers

Mental strength in football sounds rather abstract. Something you read or talk about. Until you're called upon to make your own personal choices – when the situation around you becomes unpredictable. That's when it counts. That's where the challenge lies. My time at...
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From injuries to Europe: my second season at FC Groningen

My first season at FC Groningen wasn't easy. I came in with expectations, but I had to deal with injuries. I played, I worked hard, but it wasn't going as I wanted yet. Thirteen goals perhaps doesn't sound too bad, but in my opinion...

Parents? They can make or break a football career

The biggest decisions in youth football aren't always made on the pitch. Sometimes they're made at the kitchen table — quietly, but with consequences that last a lifetime. Where my story truly began... I grew up in a single-parent household. My father...

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