Snippets from kentish football (our first for 2 months on there! )Theres a few errors and the rest is just copied off charltons site but the interview is below, Adie is being VERY positive!! nice to see.

Pennock said: “Obviously we were all disappointed, even Tamworth. (re the abandoned game) There was a lot of travelling for ourselves and our fans but obviously we’re going there like last week and we want to get the win, a result on Tuesday night, and we’re more than capable of doing that.
 
“Obviously the(y)re a Conference team and it will be a difficult game."

Pennock explained what he is expecting from Tamworth.

He said: “I went to their Trophy replay against Altrincham and there a good, honest team.
 
“They work very hard for each other, with some very good youngsters in their team and it will be a difficult game.
 
“We’re on a roll, doing well at the moment.  Even though they’re a Conference team there’s not much difference in personnel as were doing exceptionally well at the moment.
 
“We’re not over confident as they deserve to have a lot of respect."
 
Back to the league, the Wings travel to Gander Green Lane to lock horns with Sutton United next Saturday, with one thing on their mind – promotion.
 
“Sutton are always a difficult team to play against – it will be a difficult game,” said Pennock.
 
“I’ve said all along, there’s no easy games and against Sutton no one’s dominated the games, and it’s one of those games we have to roll our sleeves up and get the three points.
 
“I want to get promotion.  End off.  I’m not in it to make the numbers up, we’re in it to win promotion.
 
“We’re in a great position, and yes, we’re in a good position to push on.
 
“I don’t want to stand still, we’re third and we’re trying our utmost to get promotion this season.”

Midfielder Jamie Day has served his suspension and is available to make the trip to Tamworth.