League One

MAREK EYES UP A DOUBLE TOAST

by
The LeaguePaper Team
25 February 2018

By John Lyons

SAFE HANDS: Marek Rodak punches clear from Scunthorpe United striker Ivan Toney and, inset, directing traffic for parent club Fulham
PICTURE: PSI/Craig Zadoroznyj

THE swiftly-changing nature of football means you can never count your chickens, but Marek Rodak is hoping for a double celebration come the end of the season.
And why not? Parent club Fulham have stormed into Championship promotion contention over the last couple of months, while his loan side, Rotherham United, are one of the red-hot teams in League One.
Indeed, the Millers headed into yesterday’s derby...

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