According to reports Peterborough have sacked Darren Ferguson. We all know that managers jobs are hardly safe these days but I think this could be one of the worst football sackings I've seen, unless of course there is more to come out from it but I doubt it. I don't think Barry Fry (Posh's [...] Click to continue reading...

! Article Start >Big spenders. To be frank, Peterborough squad are the 'Poundland' of the Championship. Promoted last year through the playoffs, some of the figures paid for Newcastle United players in recent times would pay for the whole Peterborough squad. They even make Scunthorpe look like Real Madrid. Click to continue reading...

Reports over the weekend linked former Boro favourite and now Peterborough forward George Boyd with a £6m move to Tottenham. Boyd has been arguably the Posh's best player in their first season in the Championship so far and his recent form is thought to have alerted Premier League clubs to making an offer.

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We've linked up with a massive Birmingham blog, Joys & Sorrows. One of their readers off their forum, Nat, wrote a great article in relation to today's game.

In recent times

At the moment, Spurs are enjoying their most productive period since the days of Terry Venables, Lineker and Gazza.

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George Boyd returns to Broadhall Way again tomorrow night, this time though he's a Championship player, a title Phil Wallace always said he was. What now seems like an annual fixture, Boyd's Peterborough make the trip down the A1(M) to Stevenage to take on Graham Westley's side. Posh were promoted for the second time in as many seasons last time around and Darren Ferguson is building something very special at London Road.

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Wishing Joe Kinnear all the best for his op today, a timely reminder that football management is hard work 1. Joe Kinnear Hate to say I told you so, but this was my primary concern for Kinnear when he took the Newcastle job in September. Kinnear suffered a heart attack during his time at Wimbledon and later [. Click to continue reading...