SYDNEY – Australian striker Josh Kennedy criticized the game strategy employed by coach Pim Verbeek who became the boomerang for his team when playing against Germany in the World Cup in 2010, this statement as quoted by media in Australia, Saturday.

“We lost 4-0, so it is clear that the tactics that reduced the coach did not succeed,” said Kennedy was quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph.

Kennedy, who played during Australia's 2-1 win over Serbia in Nelspruit, said last Wednesday that he played a bit contradictory to the desired tactical trainer.

“I expected to play in positions that match my abilities,” he said.

Kennedy said that if the time against the German coach and helped lower himself Cahlil team behind, of course the result will be like when the game against Serbia.

“Actually it was kind of formations and tactics appropriate for our games.I do not line up when placed as Australia face the Germans. This formation we wanted was already walking past few years, “he said.

“The children managed to score goals and I also can score goals, if you apply that formation. But all players must work hard and I do not mind to do that. I was in front and behind there was Timmy,” he said.

By Kennedy, as against the German team does not play pretty, but the players are working hard. But in the second half against Serbia, he explained, Austrlia successful in reducing his best game. 'We scored two second half goals and had several chances to score, “he explained. (AFP)