For a good ten minutes, Marco Rose had answered the journalists' questions, then he drove over his head with his hand. The 45 -year -old said that his hair has become "not only gray" over the years - some of them also assumed.
Yes, the job on the black-yellow coaching bench is more demanding. The expectations are high, the pressure is too, and second place on which BVB heads for the last meters of the season is not satisfied with Rose or the team. Nevertheless, Dortmund's coach says before the game against VfL Bochum, his 99th Bundesliga game as a coach: "I belong to a very happy group of people who work in an area in which not many are allowed to work."
However, this does not mean that Rose became friends with the season behind FC Bayern again. The failure in a feasible Champions League group, the early end in the Europa League, with which FC St. Pauli is a second division club as the final opponent in the round of 16 of the DFB Cup: all of this flows into the season evaluation.
Rose did not want to draw a conclusion at the press conference on Friday morning - but very well he said: "Unfortunately, we could not prove this year that we were not so bad in international comparison."
We have a lot.
Marco Rose
For this reason, Rose admitted openly, he shoes to Leipzig. "We are already looking over a little jealous," said Rose. While RB is in the cup final of Berlin and in the Europa League after the 1-0 against the Glasgow Rangers cards to reach a second final, BVB is no longer about trophies in the end of the season.
What Rose still has in the last few meters of the year is to give young players further deployment times. In the past few weeks, for example, Tom Rothe, Lion Semic and Jamie Bynoe-Gitten have been able to breathe in Bundesliga air. "We have a lot of talents," said Rose on Friday, but also emphasized: "The leap into men's football is a big one."
So means: Rothe and Co. will take time. And the BVB now has it. However, that's not something good.
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