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SAVAGE: BRING IT ON

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 October 2026

Robbie’s relishing his EFL shot
By Chris Dunlavy

ROBBIE Savage has hit back at the doubters tipping him to flop at Peterborough United – and insists he’s ready to step up to EFL management.
The former Leicester and Blackburn midfielder, 51, was appointed on Friday and takes over a side mired in the League One relegation zone. He has just over two years’ managerial experience at Macclesfield and Forest Green under his belt.
“If I didn’t think I was ready, I wouldn’t be here,” insists Savage. “Was I ready to play in the...

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