A Peterborough United Legend Remembers
David Oldfield, a former Peterborough United player, has shared his memories of his time at the club. Oldfield, who played for the Posh from 1988 to 1989, has spoken about his experiences at the club, including his coaching stint and current managerial role at Oxford City.
What Happened?
Oldfield began his career at Luton Town, where he played from 1986 to 1988. He then moved to Manchester City, where he played for two seasons before joining Leicester City in 1990. During his time at Leicester, Oldfield played under manager David Pleat, who had previously managed Luton Town.
Why it Matters for Peterborough United
Oldfield's experiences at Luton Town and Manchester City are significant for Peterborough United, as they demonstrate the club's ability to attract and develop talented players. Oldfield's coaching stint at Peterborough United also highlights the club's commitment to developing young players.
What Comes Next?
Oldfield's current managerial role at Oxford City is a testament to his experience and ability as a coach. As a former Peterborough United player, Oldfield's success at Oxford City is a source of pride for the Posh and their fans.
A Peterborough United Legend Remembers
Oldfield's memories of his time at Peterborough United are a reminder of the club's rich history and the talented players who have worn the Posh jersey. As the club continues to grow and develop, Oldfield's experiences serve as a valuable lesson for the current players and coaching staff.
League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 18th in League One, 53 pts, 15W-8D-23L from 46 games, recent form LDLDL. Goals this season: 64 scored, 68 conceded (-4 goal difference). Title race: 50 points behind leaders Lincoln.
