Warnock: Sorry Kenny fined over texts

Leeds manager Neil Warnock says goalkeeper Paddy Kenny has apologised to Tony Fernandes after sending mocking messages to the QPR chairman.

Sat, 25 Aug, 2012 - 10:07

Leeds manager Neil Warnock says goalkeeper Paddy Kenny has apologised to Tony Fernandes after sending mocking messages to the QPR chairman.

Kenny has been fined by Leeds and has deleted his Twitter account, on which he had posted derogatory remarks about QPR, the club he left in the summer following the arrival of England international Rob Green.

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