Homegrown talent is the next guest of honour at Posh senior citizens event, League One all-star team, supercomputer prediction, Tuesday fixtures
Local boy made good Trevor Quow is the next guest speaker at a Peterborough United senior citizen event.
Quow was a midfielder who graduated through the Posh youth system to make 220 first-team appearances in a nine-year stay at the club. He scored 22 goals and it was a common opinion he would have had an even more impressive career, but for breaking his leg twice.
He was picked for the Division Four all-star team by PFA members in the 1983-84 season. He went on to play for Northampton Town and Gillingham before playing professionally in Hong Kong.
On his return to the UK, Quow played non-league football for Sudbury and Stamford. Future Posh boss Steve Evans was his manager at Stamford and the pair combined again at Boston United.
Evans employed Quow as his kitman when he became Posh manager in 2018.
The event takes place on Wednesday, April 29 at the Weston Homes Stadium (noon-2pm). Attendance is free and light refreshments will be served.
ALL-STAR TEAM
The League One Team of the Year, according to the EFL, includes four players from Lincoln City. Imps manager Michael Skubala was named manager of the year and Leyton Orient striker Dominic Ballard was named both ‘player-of-the-year’ and ‘young-player-of-the-year.’
League One: GK: George Wickens (Lincoln); DEF: Tendayi Darikwa (Lincoln); DEF: Charlie Goode (Stevenage); DEF: Sonny Bradley (Lincoln); DEF: Joel Bagan (Cardiff); MID: Amario Cozier-Duberry (Bolton); MID: Ollie Norwood (Stockport); MID: Owen Bailey (Doncaster); MID: Jack Moylan (Lincoln); FWD: Kyle Wootton (Stockport); FWD: Dom Ballard (Orient).
Former on-loan Posh defender Kelland Watts, who is now at Cambridge United, was named in the League Two team.
SUPERCOMPUTER
Supercomputer, BETSiE is still predicting a 17th place finish in League One for Posh. It/she believes Exeter City will fill the final relegation place.
Info from AceOdds
FIXTURES
Lincoln City will clinch the League One title with a point from their Tuesday night trip to Doncaster Rovers. It’s a big night in the race for the play-offs with Bradford City taking on Plymouth Argyle, while Luton Town, Stevenage and Stockport County are also in action.
There are no games to affect the relegation battle, but Port Vale’s departure to League Two will be confirmed if they don’t win at promoted Cardiff City on Wednesday.
Tuesday: Bradford City v Plymouth, Doncaster v Lincoln, Rotherham v Luton, Stevenage v Barnsley, Stockport v Mansfield.
Wednesday: Cardiff v Port Vale.