Talk:帕特里克·肯尼

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Kenny initially joined Sheffield United on loan as cover for injured keeper Simon Tracey. Then manager Neil Warnock made his move permanent in October 2002, signing him for an undisclosed fee.
Kenny made his debut for the Blades whilst on loan in a 2–1 defeat away at Coventry City in August 2002 and subsequently went on to become first choice goalkeeper.
Kenny was voted United supporters' player of the season in 2003 and played every minute of United's promotion campaign to the Premiership in 2005/06, saving four out of five penalties which helped Sheffield United reach the Premiership.
He continued to be a key member of the Blades team in their season in the top flight but despite a number of impressive displays he was unable to help prevent the Blades from being relegated on the final day of the season.
Back in the Championship he maintained his position of being the club's number one keeper.  With the team struggling Kenny maintained fine form with the only low point coming in February. Despite making several excellent saves, he mistakenly knocked the ball into his own net in extra time in a sixth round FA Cup replay against Middlesbrough, a goal which knocked Sheffield United out.
He was virtually ever present for the Blades for the next twelve months but began to voice disquiet over his contract situation at the end of 2008, despite manager Kevin Blackwell insisting that the club were set to open talks on a new deal. Despite this he was dropped for the Boxing Day game against Wolverhampton Wanderers after being late for training and he was placed on the transfer list a few days later.  He was returned to the first team after sitting out two league games and was again ever present until the end of the season including an appearance at Wembley in the Championship play off Final. Although the blades missed out on promotion Kenny agreed a contract extension a few days later, effectively signalling his removal from the transfer list.
Only a few weeks after signing a contract extension it was reported that Kenny had failed a drug test after the previous season's Championship play-off semi final. He tested positive for ephedrine, a banned substance, believed to have been contained in a cough medicine he bought over the counter. Following an FA hearing in September 2009, he was banned from all professional football for nine months.  Despite an unsuccessful appeal against his ban, the Blades still opted to agree a new contract extension with Kenny during his enforced absence from first team football.
He started for the first time that season on the 24 April, in a 2–0 win over Swansea City, earning himself a clean sheet.
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Despite being offered an extended deal by the Blades, Kenny opted to sign a three-year contact for ex boss Neil Warnock's side Queens Park Rangers in June 2010. Although Sheffield United did not wish to part with him, Kenny activated a clause that had been inserted into his contract allowing him to leave should another club table a £750,000 bid for his services. Warnock then chose Kenny to be number one keeper instead of Radek Cerny, Kenny kept three clean sheets in QPR's first three games in the Championship with a 4–0 win over Barnsley, 3–0 win over his former club Sheffield United and a 2–0 win over Scunthorpe.
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