Former Posh hero Lee Tomlin announced his retirement, aged 33, from football due to injury on Wednesday. Therefore, the Peterborough Telegraph has trawled its archive to find 16 photos that show his most memorable moments from his two spells at the club, both good and bad.
Tomling first joined Posh from Rushden and Diamonds in the summer of 2010 and stayed until February 2014.
He briefly returned on loan in January 2019 until the end of the season and played a further 19 times for Posh, scoring twice.
His final record for the club was 45 goals in 177 games.
13. January 25, 2014 Oldham red card
A very memorable Posh and Tomlin moment for all of the wrong reasons. Posh went down 5-4 at Boundary Park despite being 3-0 and 4-2 up. Genseric Kusunga scored in the 90th minute to compound the misery but at 4-4 Tomlin had been sent off for blocking James Tarkowski's goal-bound effort with his hand. He did score in the game to make it 3-0 but it turned out to be his last for the club. A loan move to Middlesbrough, with an option to buy was negotiated. Photo: david lowndes
14. January 8, 2019 Tomlin returns
In 2019, Posh boss Steve Evans had his side sitting in the play=off race but towards the lower recaches. He was plotting a January transfer window that could push them on to promotion. At the same time, Lee Tomlin was struggling for game-time at Cardiff after struggling with injuries during his time there. The move seemed to work and a sentimental reunion was agreed.Posh hoped they could turn the rusty 29-year-old into what they had five years ago. Photo: Joe Dent
15. January 9, 2019 Second debut
Just a day after signing, Tomlin made his second debut for the club. He started and lasted 45 minutes for Posh against Chelsea Under 21s in what was then the Checkatrade Trophy Posh won 3-1, Conor Gallagher, Marc Guegi and Billy Gilmour played for Chelsea. Photo: Joe Dent
16. May 4, 2019 Final game
Tomlin's Posh career came to an end following the conclusion of the 2018/2019 season. He started the final match at home against Burton Albion. Posh won 3-1. Tomlin was taken off after 66 minutes and Posh were beaten into the final play-off place by Grant McCann's Doncaster, who also won. Photo: David Lowndes