Posh are in need of trying something new after a difficult start to the season. Rather than just rearranging the same players in the same formation, it’s time to try a new formation.
The PT is suggesting getting Danny Ormerod playing in his preferred position alongside Harry Leonard to give him some support.
In order to achieve this, I have Posh playing in a diamond formation with Harry Ashfield also coming in for his first start. Both him and Ormerod have looked promising in substitute appearances.
The pace of Owura Edwards and Bolu Shofowoke would be in reserve to cause problems in the second half.
1. ALEX BASS
Bass stays in goal. He's had a couple of improved performances in recent games and is hopefully on the way to some better form. Photo: Joe Dent
2. EVAN WEIR
We've seen more of Harley Mills this season and what we have seen hasn't been a lot. Weir deserves a chance in the team to show what he can do and see if ha can offer something going forward too. Photo: s
3. JOSH FEENEY
He's had a very solid start to his Posh career and has slotted into the defence well. He looks a more accomplished defender and passer than Okagbue next to him. Photo: Joe Dent
4. DAVID OKAGBUE
Williams seemed to intimate that O'Connor had a chance for this match but I don't buy it. Seems highly unlikely that he would take the risk and it wasn't a convincing answer when he said it. Okagbue and Feeney are probably the partnership for the foreseeable and if he can be at his best in the air, that will be very welcome on Saturday. Photo: DAVID LOWNDES