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FERGIE TIME JUST SO HARD TO BEAT…

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 September 2025

GOOD SHOUT: Ferguson

IF DARREN Ferguson does pay the price for Peterborough’s disastrous start to the season, he can take solace in the knowledge that he’ll get another crack.
Four times the 53-year-old has left London Road over the last 16 years. Three times he has been reappointed. Like head lice and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Fergie always comes back.
Usually, it’s a change for the better. Both of his previous returns yielded a promotion to the Championship. This one might have too, but for the incredible collapse that saw Sheffield Wednesday reverse a 4-0 firs...

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