What can Peterborough fans expect from 'relentless' Savage?

Peterborough United has appointed Forest Green Rovers manager Robbie Savage as their new manager. The 51-year-old replaces Luke Williams, who was sacked in September due to a disappointing start to the League One season, which left Posh in 23rd place. Savage, who played for clubs like Derby County, Birmingham City, Leicester City, and Blackburn Rovers, guided Forest Green to seventh place in the National League last season, but they were eliminated in the play-off semi-finals.

This season, Forest Green sits 13th after 11 matches, with four wins, three draws, and four defeats.

Savage, a former Wales international, joined Forest Green in July last year after managing non-league side Macclesfield. He will take charge of Peterborough for the first time on October 6th at Ipswich Town Under-21s in the Jersey Mike's Trophy, followed by a league match against his former club Leicester on October 10th. Savage signed a long-term contract with Posh, expressing enthusiasm for the club's size, philosophy, and the opportunity to work with young players.

He emphasized his belief in trusting coaches while attacking and scoring goals, even in difficult situations.

The appointment of Savage has been described as a "brilliant squad" boost for Peterborough, with chairman Darragh MacAnthony praising his personality, character, and mindset. However, Savage's managerial record and ability to cope with Darragh MacAnthony's hands-on managerial approach remain questionable. Despite the challenges, Savage is expected to embark on his new role with great excitement and determination to improve the team's fortunes.