Hughes expects an end to Kenny controversy

QPR manager Mark Hughes does not expect the controversy surrounding Paddy Kenny to go any further after confirming that chairman Tony Fernandes and technical director Mike Rigg were sent abuse over the weekend by the club’s former goalkeeper.

Hughes expects an end to Kenny controversy

QPR manager Mark Hughes does not expect the controversy surrounding Paddy Kenny to go any further after confirming that chairman Tony Fernandes and technical director Mike Rigg were sent abuse over the weekend by the club’s former goalkeeper.

Kenny joined npower Championship outfit Leeds during the summer and was replaced as the west Londoners’ number one by Rob Green.

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