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Q: what's your footballing philosophy? Will you get the team passing on the floor
KJ: Constructive football creates chances. And we have to play constructive football from the back. Distribution from the back four is very important and equally getting the ball wide and being able to get round the back of people is key to scoring goals. On the other side of it you can’t be passing the ball inside your own half for long periods without getting a cross or a shot in at the other end. So a passing game? Yes. But it has to be a high-tempo and attacking one.
Q: Is he worried about the fans if were not top of the league after 10 games?
There is pressure at any football club – and the bigger the club the greater the pressure. I understand that and you can’t have it both ways. I am very happy to be here and to embrace the pressure. The potential of the club is so big and I am confident in myself that I can be successful here.
Kenny Answers Fans' Questions
posted on 4/6/13
Jon Cadden @JonnyDeWolf
@OfficialWolves#askKenny Selection policy: Apple pie -would he have custard, cream or ice cream?
I’m going for ice cream I think. It’s a tough decision. And probably the toughest question…………
Totally unacceptable response. Custard: Yes. Cream: Yes. Ice-cream: Jackett out.
posted on 4/6/13
He talks a good game but has he ever worked with a bunch of Clowns before ?
I dread the state of the squad he'll end up with and I'm not holding my breath for an instant return to the champo.
posted on 4/6/13
Strikes me as being very continental to have ice cream with apple pie.
Im with you Jackett Out. Custard In.
posted on 4/6/13
Why people can't adapt to the modern world I just don't know, custard went out with Bros and Cream !! .. with todays emphasis on healthy eating. ....
Another wise decision from King Kenny
posted on 4/6/13
Creme Anglais would be continental.
posted on 4/6/13
Comes across pretty well, at least he talks a fúckload more sense than Saunders or Solbakken.
I get the impression he's reluctant to move on too many though, and thinks he's the one to "point them in the right direction." Oh the hubris of the football manager.
I bet Karl Henry bloody stays.
posted on 4/6/13
He'd be a fool to talk about who goes and who stays 'till he's been in the job more than 2/3 days. Even Mick would have needed more time than that to assess the players.
posted on 4/6/13
We need to develop a young team but to go into the season with no experience would be a massive mistake. I would keep Henry and Ward ahead of O'Hara and Johnson any day
posted on 4/6/13
Crikey, Yes!
posted on 4/6/13
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