Thursday 11 June 2015 16:48, UK
Plymouth chairman James Brent has backed new manager Derek Adams to make an impression at the club following his appointment.
The 39-year-old former Ross County boss was chosen to take charge at Home Park after John Sheridan left at the end of last season, having lost in the League Two play-off semi-final. Adams has been out of work since he was sacked by County in August, but has the full backing of Brent, with the chairman telling the club's official website: "He gives a great confidence he knows what he's doing. "He knows how to get teams promoted and he knows how to motivate people. He's obviously very tactically aware." He added: "(He is) very quiet, but very quietly confident and not arrogant in any way. "He's got some bright ideas and we look forward to supporting him in building a great team that hopefully play very attacking fast football and, most importantly, winning."
