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FERGIE HAILS FIRST POSH CLEAN SHEET

By Nick Green

PETERBOROUGH U 0

LEYTON ORIENT 0
DARREN Ferguson praised a first clean sheet of the season for Peterborough after they drew with inform Leyton Orient.
They may have gone a sixth league game without a win, but manager Ferguson insisted they have taken a step in the right direction.
New loanees Tayo Edun and Sam Hughes made a huge different after being thrown straight into the hosts’ back four.
And Ferguson, whose side have picked up just two points from their last six, said: “It’s something to build on and a step forward. We looked very solid. ...

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