Possession stats have always been a bit false (in a literal sense aswell with the BBC, they genuinely make most up as they go. Do flash scores or that do possession stats?), and I won't be disappointed if we cede possession every so often if it allows us to counter the way we did today. Some of the quick breaks involving McMillan, Alston and Wright were brilliant.
Alston looked lost first half in a two, moved forward and looked a different player. His timing of the run is superb and combine that with McMillans lay offs and we've got a good partnership.
The fact our strongest eleven arguably doesn't include them two hints at how we'll be able to change matches with a sub this season though, which is something we've lacked.
FWIW I was reading a Plymouth forum about Kennedy today, apparently a "one trick pony", but is far more effective if you let him roam about as a "free left winger". Sounds Swanson-y.