WSC DAILY
November 2009
Following in the footsteps of their famous fathers? | Following in the footsteps of their famous fathers? |
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With eight defeats in their last 12 games, Derby sit just three points above the relegation zone, while Ferguson Jnr’s three-year reign at Peterborough came to an end earlier this week following a 3-1 defeat at Newcastle, a result which cemented their place at the bottom of the pile.
It was all so different three months ago. "We've got the best young manager in the country," claimed Posh chairman Darragh McAnthony after rebuffing a summer approach from Reading for Ferguson. A record of just two wins in 16 League games this term has been enough to change the Irish property magnate’s mind. Ferguson can perhaps count himself a little unfortunate to be looking for new employment, having secured automatic promotion in both his first two years in charge, guiding Peterborough from the depths of League Two to the Championship in the process. On the subject...
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