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Boruc Feels The Strain

Boruc Feels The Strain
Tuesday, 15th Oct 2013 21:59

Artur Boruc's omission from Poland's team for the clash at Wembley with England was worrying news for Saints supporters.

With a big trip to Old Trafford looming this weekend Saints fans didn't want to hear that Artur Boruc had pulled out of the starting line up for Poland at Wembley, feeling a hamsring strain, the keeper was rested for a match which had nothing riding on it for the Poles, although he was considered fit enough to sit on the bench.

Hopefully the strain wont be too serious and his omission from the starting line up was more to avoid aggravating the injury and ensuring that he returns to St Mary's fit enough to play against Man Utd on Saturday.

Certainly the Saints medical staff will be keen to get him in tomorrow and assess the injury and get to work on him, Boruc's form this season has been a big factor in Saints having not only the meanest defence in the league but the lofty heights of fourth

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BaselSaint added 09:50 - Oct 16 Phew! I couldnt get any info on what the injury was. Glad its seems not too serious. It kinda added extra stress to the evening....
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bstokesaint added 12:16 - Oct 16 He might need all the rest he can get. I'm not Rooney's biggest fan (often believing him to be much over-rated), but he was bright last night. Let's just hope Boruc is back in time..
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