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Now Uwe’s Cod seek to batter the Posh

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 December 2017

FLEETWOOD TN v PETERBOROUGH
By John Lyons

CUP JOY: Town’s Wes Burns in action vs Hereford

AS SOON as Fleetwood wrapped up their FA Cup victory at Hereford on Thursday night, manager Uwe Rosler’s attention turned to this afternoon’s match against Peterborough.
So, while interviewers wanted to talk about Jamie Vardy’s return to Fleetwood with Leicester in the New Year, Rosler played a straight bat.
And the fact that today’s hosts Peterborough played their FA Cup replay earlier in the week – they put Woking to the sword 5-2 – didn’t go unnotic...

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