Darren Ferguson minced no words in the aftermath of his team's dismal performance at Wycombe, as a disappointing 3-1 loss left the Posh manager seething. With the opposition coach, Bloomfield, left beaming with pride, it was a stark contrast to the anguish that engulfed Ferguson.
'We’re failing miserably,' Ferguson confessed, laying bare his frustrations. The defeat marked another unimpressive chapter in the Posh campaign, as Ferguson struggled to pinpoint the root cause of the problems plaguing his team.
Despite starting brightly, the momentum seemed to slip from Posh's grasp far too easily, with Wycombe capitalizing on every available opportunity to swing the match decisively in their favor. Ferguson lamented his team's inability to stay focused and maintain composure under pressure, as Wycombe navigated the pressure cooker of the opposition half with an uncanny sense of poise and precision.
Ferguson’s post-match tantrums have become an all-too-familiar sight, often breaking down the frailties in his team that have stood exposed time and again. While Bloomfield was spotted exchanging warm smiles with the opposition fans, it was Ferguson who bore the brunt of the ignominy, grappling with an existential crisis as he pondered on how to stitch the gaping holes in his team’s patchy defense.