Peterborough United travel to the Croud Meadow to face Shrewsbury Town in Sky Bet League One action on Saturday 17th August, 12.30pm kick-off
The new season gets underway on Saturday as Huddersfield visit PE2 and fans who have not yet purchased tickets are advised of the Early Bird Pricing.
Peterborough United open their Sky Bet League One account against Huddersfield Town on Saturday afternoon at the Weston Homes Stadium (5.30pm) and supporters who have yet to purchase a ticket for the game are advised they can make a saving if they do so before midnight on Wednesday 7th August.
The Early Bird discount provides a saving from the online and in person price with tickets available here.
A crowd of over 10,000 is expected with Huddersfield on track to bring around 2,300 fans. Away fans will be accommodated in A/B Blocks of the Main North Stand and E1-E2 in the GH Display Stand. The GH Display Stand in blocks E4-E6 is also open for Posh fans and is filling up quickly
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And Ferguson insists there will be no change of playing style even though he’s lost an entire back four, and his top scorer, from a team that delivered some memorable football last season.
“We won’t be changing the way we play,” Ferguson insisted. “We’ve lost some big players which was always going to happen if we didn’t win promotion, but we’ve recruited well again and signed players who will enjoy the way we play.
“Replacing an entire back four isn’t ideal, but I have confidence in the new players coming in and it was important we re-signed goalkeeper Jed Steer who knows how we play and has the experience to help the younger players.
“We’re in a really good place and ready to get cracking. The new signings have impressed me. We’re confident of having a real good go again, but I won’t be putting us under any pressure with predictions and expectations.
“I can promise we will be positive and entertaining. That’s what’s expected of this club in this league. There’s possibly more depth to the division this season as the teams who came down will be strong and the teams that came up won’t struggle.
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