Peterborough United and Solihull Moors, but not Cardiff City it seems.

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

I think you’re right about Barry Fry - in my first post I said Peterborough have had a very attacking mentality for fifteen years, it’s probably longer than that actually, and the one constant at the club during that time has been Barry Fry.

Regarding Mehmet Dalman, I can remember him saying when we appointed Erol Bulut that our new manager finds ways to win tight games. Having had a season of watching a Bulut team now, I can see exactly what Dalman meant and I’m not saying that it’s a bad thing (in fact, I dread to think where we’d be without it), but it’s also a typical Cardiff attitude since the departure of Dave Jones - sneaking single goal wins in games where we’ve not deserved the three points has almost become the only way we can win.

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More often than not he brings on attacking players as substitutes, and tries to win tight games rather than bring on defenders to draw, 70 mins on are usually the best part of our games, but probably not great if you like to leave on 85 minutes, like quite a few seem to do.

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Originally Posted by William Treseder

Saw the best football in my lifetime, and some of the best players we’ve had with Jones at the helm. I still say if we’d have beaten Blackpool that day, there would have been no rebrand and we may have had a good few seasons in the sun.
A real pity as he’d managed to get promotions for both Wolves and Sheff Weds.

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Bothroyd injury cost us that final.

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Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish

"cash in" on Wintle ?

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Now is the Wintle of our discontent?

Peterborough’s “ attacking intent” wasn’t very much evident in last nights game, though they came close to an equaliser when they threw on a big man and started lumping the ball into the box in injury time!