I do see a positive here in that the weaker teams are often better equipped to defend against the, shall we say, more traditional Irish style of play. They can make a good stab of sitting deep and defending against long balls and being physical. Gibraltar holding us to 3-0 on aggregate recently being a good example.
If we try to move the ball about, I think we've the potential to open them up more than usual and create decent chances - which is what Kenny wants.
The question then is whether the squad (and coaching staff) are good enough to achieve that. And that brings us back to the discussion we've been having this past 18 months of course