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Posh model is one rivals should copy

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Guy Branston
15 September 2024

Guy Branston FORMER EFL DEFENDER AND FOOTBALL CONSULTANT

PETERBOROUGH’S recruitment policy is simple, effective and pretty much the best in the business.
What they do is take punts, and take them early. Look at Bradley Ihionvien, a 20-yearold striker who was signed from Colchester last month.
On paper, his record isn’t great. Neither is the data. He’d scored four league goals in 25 games for Colchester and wasn’t even starting regularly before this season. But Peterborough don’t worry about that. What they look for are emerging players with Premier...

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