Brożek: Everything going back to normal
Written by Andrej Korzewski (Polish SOCA! LA)    Tuesday, 16 November 2010 22:19    Bookmark and Share

WARSAW, Poland. Nov 16 (PSN) — Pawel Brozek had to wait long for another call-up by Franciszek Smuda.

He last recently played 45 minutes in an August game against Cameroon. Eventually he returned to the kadra before a friendly match with the Ivory Coast.

"There is no secret that I was in a weaker disposition. Now everything is back to normal," the Wisla Krakow striker admitted and pointed out that in recent weeks of his impressive form in the league.

"I believed in another call-up. After the last game the coach did not let me feel that I was removed from the national team scene. I knew that it is still far from the Euro and will have another opportunity to show him my worth." added player.

Pawel Brozek admitted that he did not talk back to the coach about his role in the national team.

"If I were to play a different position than the centre attack, than that would take a little longer to get used to." he concluded.

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