Chris Tadrosse

Chris Tadrosse ( born September 10, 1985 in Sydney ) is an Australian football player.

Club career

Tadrosse was formed at the Sports Institute of New South Wales and at the national center in Canberra. In 2005 he received a contract of Melbourne Victory for the premiere season of the A-League. The midfielder came in eight games of the season as a substitute use, but received a new contract at end of season. He then completed a trial with German Oberliga KFC Uerdingen 05 and was taken in early February 2006 under contract. After 16 league operations in the second half for Uerdingen, he received a contract offer from Season Champion and Regional - promoted Borussia Mönchengladbach II.

With the mid-term perspective to make the leap into the professional squad arrived at Gladbach, a plan of the cross and the inner band threw him far back in October 2006. Only in May 2007, he made ​​his comeback. After descending from the Regional Gladbach he came in the 2007/ 08 season to 31 inserts in the Oberliga Nordrhein. In 2008 he returned for family reasons back ( his wife's pregnancy ), the language barrier and lack of perspective in Germany for use in the professional team to Australia.

He trained there with the crew of the Central Coast Mariners and was awarded a place in the squad in October as a replacement for the injured Dean Heffernan. By the end of the season Tadrosse came for the Mariners, but only to use one. In early 2009 it was announced that he has signed for season 2009/10 a two-year contract with the expansion team North Queensland Fury.

National

Tadrosse increased in 2005 with the Australian U -20 team at the World Youth Championship in the Netherlands part. He came in all three games available for use when Australia failed with two draws and a defeat in the group stage.