I’ve rated all the players who made 10 or more Championship appearances for their performances over the season. There are 22 players who qualified.
Some ratings were rescued by a strong finish to the season.
Ratings key: 10-Brilliant, 9-Outstanding, 8-Very Good, 7-Good, 6-Okay, 5-Poor, 4 Very poor.
17. OLIVER NORBURN
Championship appearances 36 (34 starts). Started his Posh career in great form, although Darren Ferguson's claim the midfielder was 'one of my best ever signings' always seemed fanciful. He could win a tackle, but his passing was erratic, even over short distances. Took on the club captaincy and led from the front, although his unsuccessful attempt to leave the club in January didn't go down well. Missed the run in because of injury. 6.5/10. Photo: Joe Dent
18. JEANDO FUCHS
Championship appearances 18 (17 starts). I haven't quite been as taken as some with this hard-working, tough-tackling midfielder. Winning possession is the easy part for him, he wasn't always successful at keeping it. 6.5/10. Photo: Joe Dent
19. HARRISON BURROWS
Championship appearances 39 (29 starts, 3 goals). Even though he played out of position for virtually the entire season homegrown Harrison was involved in 10 Posh goals (3 goals, 7 assists) and only Jonson Clarke-Harris (15) was involved in more. Add to that a terrific work ethic and a clear passion for his local club and Burrows should be pleased with his first season at Championship level. 7/10. Photo: Joe Dent
20. NATHAN THOMPSON
Championship appearances 27 (all starts, 1 goal): The experienced defender was arguably the best Posh player in the first-half of the season as he performed with great enthusiasm and ability, often in a losing cause, in his first crack at Championship football. His form had tailed off before injury ended his season in the middle of February, but he can look back on his efforts with pride 7/10. Photo: Joe Dent