For that reason, the Peterborough Telegraph believes it is time to make changes to the line-u that huffed and puffed but very rarely ever looked capable of breaking through a limited but stubborn Fleetwood side.
We have gone for just two personnel changes but some slightly different roles for a couple of players, bearing in mind injuries and the general lack of strength in depth of the squad.
5. JOE WARD
The real obvious problem at Fleetwood was a lack of creativity and decisions further up the pitch have seen Ward displaced so why not try him at right back in a game where Posh will expect not to be under significant pressure at the back and boost the number of players on the field that might create something going forward. Photo: Joe Dent
6. JACK TAYLOR
It's hard not to feel that he should be dominating games more and really taking them by the scruff of the neck to get Posh over the line in tough spots but he's not a contender to drop out of the side. He still almost created a goal out of nothing at Highbury and got in position for probably the second-best chance of the match. Photo: Joe Dent
7. HECTOR KYPRIANOU
Jeando Fuchs is the name on the lips of many fans but is Morecambe really a game where his strengths will help Posh. Considering I would expect the game to follow a similar pattern to Tuesday, I would say not. Bringing in Ben Thompson also feels like a change for the sake of making one. Photo: Joe Dent
8. EPHRON MASON-CLARK
Keeps his place in the side due to his direct running and ability to get into dangerous positions, something I would like to see more from Joe Ward. Needs to improve his final ball though. Photo: Joe Dent