"Three-nil flatters Leeds”

I don't think they had a shot on target until around the 70th minute and that was more of a rebound off a player than a shot.
If Fergies'son has any complaints it should be that his players weren't given any clear opportunities due to the good Leeds defensive work.

meh, either way, they didn't deserve to progress through to the next round, we were better, its that simple.

thought they gave a decent account of themselves tho

Mason Clark played well on the left, bit hit and miss with his final ball though. The greek lad in midfield did ok. They're nowhere near our level though, we had our best 2 attackers absent and no Kamara.

Posh had a couple of shots in the box that could just have easily gone in but went wide.
Overall I thought we were comfortably on top.

Watched the interview, thought it was a fair summary, no mention of 3-0 flatters Leeds that I saw.

comment by tslufc (U12903)
posted 29 minutes ago
Watched the interview, thought it was a fair summary, no mention of 3-0 flatters Leeds that I saw.
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Peterborough manager Darren Ferguson told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire:

"Three-nil flatters Leeds. If you were not watching it you'd think it was a typical Championship v League One and they've gone and won comfortably.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/67903552

comment by werb (U7906)
posted 4 hours ago
Posh had a couple of shots in the box that could just have easily gone in but went wide.
Overall I thought we were comfortably on top.
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By that assessment Werb we were unlucky not to score from Bamford's header and Archie's shots from outside the box and Anthony's shot, we could perhaps have got six or seven.

It really wasn't as closely fought as you're making out.

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Wife beating son of the devil. Nuff said

How’s that useless lump Ferguson still a manager? Goes to prove that if you have the right connections (ie a father with influence) you can fail and fail until you run out of clubs to manage.