Here are 20 of the youngest goalscorers in Posh history – all teenagers – and a record of their career since claiming that first goal for the club.
Stats from www.transfermarkt.co.uk
Note: This is not a list of the 20 youngest goalscorers in Posh history.
5. DANNY CROW
First Posh goal at 19 years 08 months 19 days v Macclesfield, October 15, 2005. A small and stocky striker who moved to Posh from Norwich in July, 2005. He scored his first Posh goal in his ninth appearance in a 4-0 League Two win at Macclesfield and scored four goals in his next four outings. After 29 Posh goals a new Posh boss in Darren Ferguson didn't fancy him and he was soon his way, initially on loan to Notts County and then permanently to Cambridge United. Also played for Luton, Newport, Lowestoft and AFC Sudbury. A highly qualified coach, Crow now manages step five Norfolk-based club Harleston Town. Photo: David Lowndes
6. JAMIE DAY
First Posh goal aged 19 years 07 months 26 days v Bury, January 2, 2006 (pictured). Posh youth team graduate who went on to play 118 times for Posh before injury curtailed a promosing career. His first Posh goal arrived in a 4-1 League Two win over Bury. He scored five Posh goals in total including both in a 2-0 win at Wrexham. Photo: David Lowndes
7. JASON BRISSETT
First Posh goal aged 19 years 04 months 01 day v Spurs (pictured, celebrating), January 8. 1994. Posh took this gifted winger from Arsenal so he would have been delighted his first goal gave Posh the lead in a third round FA Cup tie against Spurs at London Road. The match finished 1-1 with Posh losing the replay at White Hart Lane on penalties. Scored three goals in 48 appearances for Posh before enjoying a decent three years at Bournemouth. Also played for Walsall, Cheltenham, Leyton Orient and Stevenage. Photo: David Lowndes
8. SAIDO BERAHINO
First Posh goal aged 19 years 02 months 23 days, v Derby County (pctured), October 27, 2012. A forward signed on loan from West Brom who scored his first two Posh goals in a 3-0 Championship win over Derby at London Road. He didn't score again, but impressed until injury forced his return to the Baggies. Five years later he moved to Stoke for £12million, but his career has since tailed off. Played for Sheffield Wednesday after a spell in Belgium and appeared in international football for Burundi. Now playing in Cyprus. Photo: Alan Storer