The League Paper

I’LL SELL IF WE’RE NOT TOP 10 – MAC

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The Football League Paper Team
1 November 2026

LEAGUE ONE
By Tom Blackett

CONFIDENT Peterborough United chairman and majority owner Darragh MacAnthony has promised to sell his stake in the club in February if Posh are not in the top ten of the League One table by then.
Replying to a post on X following Tuesday’s 2-0reverse at Bradford in the Carabao Cup, Mac-Anthony said: “I take full responsibility for all the squads built over my 20 years owning Posh.
“For some reason I have a lot of confidence in the current one. RS (Robbie Savage) will bring the best out of them and we as owners will support him in doin...

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