Championship

EVANS: IT’S TOUGH TO PLAY NOW

by
The LeaguePaper Team
30 September 2018

LEAGUE ONE
STEVE Evans admits sweeping changes have been made at Peterborough and they are paying dividends.
Posh were top going into yesterday’s game against Blackpool after seven wins from nine matches.
“Last year one of the reasons why it went wrong was there was a lot of complacency,” Evans said. “People expected to play, they automatically could book tickets for family, could automatically conclude they were going to be in the team.
“We made changes last week, we may make changes this week. We’ve got good players working really hard to be in.”
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