the Posh V Rum Brum

I will be there tomorrow got some family from pboro wont have time to pop in for a visit though as i have work straight after!

I enjoy football at grounds like london road a lot more than some new stadiums. Looking forward to the game tomorrow we are generally better away from home this season!

posh 1 blues 1 , doesnt really help either team.

I've not been to London Road before so can't wait for tomorrow's game. Depending on the lottery of Clark's selections the Blues performance & the result are similarly really hard to predict, I would defo take a draw as it keeps us clear of Posh.

It's funny how visiting fans like our ground and, in particular, the Moyes End terrace.

Mind you, having recently been to the Emirates to watch Arsenal beat West Ham, I can see why - a stadium designed to leak atmosphere.

Anyway, enjoy tomorrow's game.

A cloudy winter morning with very light snow falling.

Game on!

Who will fill Boydy's playmaking shoes? If Tommy Rowe wasn't a key defender, he would I think. Maybe Davide Petrucci (Ex-Roma, and on loan from Man U for the rest of the season) could be the answer.

Allez les bleus - allez the Posh!

A disappointing result for us. We were not helped by a soft referee who failed to award us a penalty at the beginning of the first half, and who failed to red card Reilly. The struggle continues.

Best wishes for the rest of the season Thorny.

Hard luck our kid.
Sums up the highs and lows of football in the championship and the inconsistencies.
Best of luck for the remainder!

Good day at P'boro yesterday. Great win for the blues, 2 good goals and we could of had more.

Not sure about the pen for your boys but Rielly could have gone with another ref but he is only a young kid!

Had to laugh before the game was in a pub called the Peacock and the gaffer said he was gutted they were playing us as they do better against the bigger teams, like Leicester Glad we turned you over just for that comment!

Thank you, and I hope we'll be playing you next season

P.S. I worked in Birmingham for 14 months and it's nice to see that the Brum fans are as nice and down-to-earth as the inhabitants.

Cheers Thorney, as you say hopefully see you next season.