Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has shared his thoughts on Lincoln City's decision to appoint dual coaches, Chris Cohen and Tom Shaw. MacAnthony, known for his outspoken nature, believes that having two coaches may create problems for the Imps. He cited the lack of dual coaches in the top two divisions over the last few seasons as evidence of this. MacAnthony also pointed out that Lincoln City's wage structure and transfer spending may be the real issue, rather than the dual coaching setup. He stated that the Imps will have to make a decision on whether to change their wage structure or spend money on transfers to stay competitive in the league. MacAnthony's comments come as Lincoln City prepares for the new season, with the team currently 50 points behind leaders Lincoln in the league table. The team has scored 64 goals and conceded 68, resulting in a -4 goal difference. In the final 2025 table, Peterborough United finished 18th in League One with 53 points, 15 wins, 8 draws, and 23 losses from 46 games, with a recent form of LDLDL.