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POSH BOYS CAN MIX IT – SAMMIE

By Chris Dunlavy

SILENCING THE CRITICS: Sammie Szmodics celebrates his dramatic late winner against Fleetwood last weekend
PICTURE: Richard Parkes

PETERBOROUGH new boy Sammie Szmodics has warned League One’s bully boys that the Posh are no longer a soft touch.
Widely regarded as one of the most entertaining outfits in the EFL, Peterborough’s cavalier style often leaves the back door ajar.
Top scorers in the entire division last season, Darren Ferguson’s side also possessed the worst defensive record in the top-half. It was a similar story in 2018-19, with the perception...

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