' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 6:13 pm
Kenneth Zohore: We've got momentum behind us
CARDIFF CITY FC
Thursday 21st February 2019
Ahead of Cardiff City’s match against Watford on Friday night, Ken Zohore previewed the fixture as he reflected on the Bluebirds' recent form.
City’s last match saw them earn their second away win of the season at St Mary’s Stadium, where big Ken's 93rd minute winner sealed it in dramatic circumstances.
Neil Warnock’s men have now won two top-tier league matches in a row - a feat last achieved in 1962.
KENNETH ZOHORE:
“It was very important to get the win away from home,” began Ken. “Southampton were above us in the league and the win swung it in our favour.
"I was relieved to score. For a striker, it's always the first goal that's the hardest one. I was glad to nick one in, especially in the last minute of the game. It felt so good.
"[Following the celebration] I had the response of: 'You'd better be back, if you're saying it like that!' It's a good opportunity for me to show that I really am.
"I know what I can bring, in top form. I haven't been there all season because of my injuries, but I knew I could get there again and score goals for the team."
The striker went on to share his thoughts on Friday’s opposition. Javi Gracia’s side are currently eighth in the Premier League table, having lost only one game in 2019.
“I think that Watford have been very good this season,” Ken continued. “They’re very technical, and they have played well.
“I think that we’re stronger this time around though [than in the reverse fixture]. We’re even more together now as a group - we know what we’ve got to do and we’ve done it well over the past couple of weeks.
“We've got momentum behind us with the results we've had, and hopefully we can take it on to Friday’s game.
“I always think that we play better at home, and we’ve had two wins on the bounce now. Hopefully we can make it three."
CARDIFF CITY FC
Thursday 21st February 2019
Ahead of Cardiff City’s match against Watford on Friday night, Ken Zohore previewed the fixture as he reflected on the Bluebirds' recent form.
City’s last match saw them earn their second away win of the season at St Mary’s Stadium, where big Ken's 93rd minute winner sealed it in dramatic circumstances.
Neil Warnock’s men have now won two top-tier league matches in a row - a feat last achieved in 1962.
KENNETH ZOHORE:
“It was very important to get the win away from home,” began Ken. “Southampton were above us in the league and the win swung it in our favour.
"I was relieved to score. For a striker, it's always the first goal that's the hardest one. I was glad to nick one in, especially in the last minute of the game. It felt so good.
"[Following the celebration] I had the response of: 'You'd better be back, if you're saying it like that!' It's a good opportunity for me to show that I really am.
"I know what I can bring, in top form. I haven't been there all season because of my injuries, but I knew I could get there again and score goals for the team."
The striker went on to share his thoughts on Friday’s opposition. Javi Gracia’s side are currently eighth in the Premier League table, having lost only one game in 2019.
“I think that Watford have been very good this season,” Ken continued. “They’re very technical, and they have played well.
“I think that we’re stronger this time around though [than in the reverse fixture]. We’re even more together now as a group - we know what we’ve got to do and we’ve done it well over the past couple of weeks.
“We've got momentum behind us with the results we've had, and hopefully we can take it on to Friday’s game.
“I always think that we play better at home, and we’ve had two wins on the bounce now. Hopefully we can make it three."
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Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 6:19 pm
Let's hope that goal - kick starts his performance and gets us the goals we need to stay up 
Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 6:34 pm
Good to hear 
you've talked the talk, now you have to walk the walk,we need you to be firing on all cylinders from here on in,go get em ken 
you've talked the talk, now you have to walk the walk,we need you to be firing on all cylinders from here on in,go get em ken
Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 6:40 pm
Great interview with him.
Hopefully he can kick on now. Let’s no forget that he’s only really has one period of decent form, when there was no pressure on him or the team - we weren’t in contention to go up and safe from relegation.
If I’m honest, I don’t see him as the person to score plenty of goals for us, but hopefully I’m wrong.
Hopefully he can kick on now. Let’s no forget that he’s only really has one period of decent form, when there was no pressure on him or the team - we weren’t in contention to go up and safe from relegation.
If I’m honest, I don’t see him as the person to score plenty of goals for us, but hopefully I’m wrong.
Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 6:44 pm
Never doubted him. 
Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 9:31 pm
Donky! You never have momentum behind you.. But we do have it though!
Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 10:04 pm
Scandinavianbluebird wrote:Donky! You never have momentum behind you.. But we do have it though!
The word is donkEy not donky ,if you are going to slag someone off,at least spell it correctly, anyway keep up the positivity
Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Thu Feb 21, 2019 10:14 pm
bluesince62 wrote:Scandinavianbluebird wrote:Donky! You never have momentum behind you.. But we do have it though!
The word is donkEy not donky ,if you are going to slag someone off,at least spell it correctly, anyway keep up the positivity
You missed the point on the Ey? I'm only familiar using the word donk. But that is not the point either...
Re: ' Kenneth Zohore '
Fri Feb 22, 2019 4:40 am
Who cares if people can't spell. The point is can Zohore score.