Peterborough United Appoint Robbie Savage as New Manager
Savage, formerly manager of Forest Green Rovers, succeeds Luke Williams as Peterborough United's head coach, according to the BBC.
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Peterborough United have appointed Robbie Savage as their new manager, succeeding Luke Williams, according to the BBC.
Savage joins Peterborough after previously managing Forest Green Rovers, bringing experience from his most recent managerial role to his new position at the club.
The appointment comes as Peterborough look to the former Wales international and pundit to help guide the club's on-field fortunes going forward.
Details on the length of Savage's contract and his coaching staff were not specified in the available report.
Savage, who also had a lengthy playing career in English football before moving into management and media work, takes charge of a club aiming to build on its recent form.
Sources
- Peterborough appoint Forest Green boss Savage — BBC Sport
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