For Peterborough, the first half of this season turned out much like last. A strong start, some raw talent unearthed by shrewd dealing in the transfer market; followed by a slump that has seen them fall away from automatic promotion contenders to play-off outsiders. In fact, Darren Ferguson’s side are far closer to the League One drop zone in terms of points than they are the top two – 16 off second-placed Swindon yet only eight clear of Crewe in 21st. Peterborough made a strong start to the season but have fallen out of the League One play-off places The damning statistics go on. Following Sunday’s 0-0 draw at home to Doncaster, Peterborough have won just once in their last 10 league games. That is relegation form.
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Peterborough started strongly but have fallen out of the play-off places
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The Posh have won just one of their the last 10 league encounters
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Chairman Darragh McAnthony is set to conduct a full review of 2014
@placeholder needs to get the best out of what he’s got already and with nearly two weeks until their next match while that review of 2014 takes places, the training field is where he has to find the answers.