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Celtic keeper Artur Boruc has admitted his personal life affected his performances last season but insists bad luck saw every mistake punished. But he insists he is not out of form - just that all his mistakes went punished. Boruc made a number of high-profile errors, most famously when he mis-kicked a pass-back and allowed Northern Ireland to claim a 3-2 win over Poland. The 29-year also found himself in trouble for breaching disciplinary rules for club and country, following the break-up of his marriage. But he said: "I don't accept all this talk that I'm in bad form. "Last season I made five serious mistakes in games for Poland and Celtic, which is roughly the same as I did the year before. "But no one said it was my fault then, because those errors went unpunished. A lot comes down to luck - and sometimes your luck runs... [read full story]
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