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Published 18:08 27 Feb 2015 GMT
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"I started off quite well but I think that then made expectations rise and everyone thought I would just carry on in the same way," he said.
"But football is like that, sometimes you have these ups and downs. It took me a while to settle fully in each of the countries where I’ve played before.
"I just have to keep working hard and focusing on what I want, which is to do as well as I possibly can."
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