Podcast description

Season Three of Up The Poshcast begins as Peterborough United return for pre-season.

Ashley, Lodz and Harry reflect on the successful Posh Fanzone Funday and give their verdict on the club’s new black and rose-gold away shirt.

The panel also discusses reported Millwall interest in Kyrell Lisbie, whether Peterborough United should demand at least £5 million for the winger and why another season at Posh could be best for his development.

There is reaction to Pemi Aderoju and Bradley Ihionvien leaving on loan, debate over the club’s remaining transfer priorities and a wider conversation about whether Peterborough United’s famous recruitment model is becoming more difficult as rival clubs adopt a similar strategy.

Plus, could a collection of dramatic pre-season haircuts transform Posh into promotion contenders?

It's a rare occasion where all five hosts are together in the David Seaman Suite at London Road Stadium, prior to the Fanzone Funday hosted by the club. The hosts discuss the recent arrivals and departures

Peterborough United owner and chairman Darragh MacAnthony sits down with Up The Poshcast at the Posh Fan Zone Fun Day for a wide-ranging chat ahead of the new League One season.

Darragh discusses the importance of reconnecting the club with supporters, the impact of last season’s poor finish, the injuries and fitness issues that hurt Posh, and why the squad needs more toughness and resilience going forward.

There is also detailed discussion on recruitment, missing out on Kyreece Lisbie, the need for a number six, potential attacking additions, Matty Garbett’s future, physicality in the squad, club debt, Project 2030, and why Darragh believes Peterborough United should still be aiming for a top-eight challenge.

Peterborough United have added another new face to the squad, with winger Owura Edwards joining Posh after leaving Colchester United.

In this First Look episode, Charlie is joined by Aaron from Beyond The Bar Side to get the Colchester United perspective on Posh’s latest signing.

We discuss Edwards’ pace, directness, confidence, consistency, temperament, and whether he is likely to arrive as a starter, squad option, or impact player. There is also a look at his time at Colchester, why last season was slightly mixed, and whether League One could bring the best out of him.

Is Owura Edwards another smart Posh signing from Colchester, or is this one more of a gamble?

Made by the fans, for the fans.

Peterborough United have signed goalkeeper Collin Andeng-Ndi from Southend United, but does the move raise any questions about Alex Bass?

John is joined by Lodz to discuss Posh’s latest summer signing, Luke Williams’ comments from the fixture release brunch, the standards he is trying to set in the squad, and the need for more leadership and experience before the season begins.

There’s also a wider transfer debate as Frankie Kent joins Oxford United, Kyreece Lisbie moves to Reading, and concerns grow around whether Posh are missing out on key targets.

The lads also react to the new London Road ticket prices, with some on-the-day tickets now reaching £33, before looking ahead to the fan zone event and a tough opening run of away fixtures.

Charlie speaks to Southend United fan Dan from the SUFC Goals Podcast who tells us all about our new goalkeeper

Ashley and Harry are back for another episode of the Up The Poshcast summer series, reacting to a busy week of Peterborough United news.

The pair discuss the club’s upcoming fan day and away kit reveal, Matt Garbett’s heartbreaking World Cup injury, and what that could mean for Posh’s summer transfer plans.

There’s also reaction to the signing of Harrison Jones from Sunderland, Billie Lawrence’s move to Brighton, Brandon Khela transfer rumours, Patryk Sykut’s Ukraine U19 call-up, fixture release hopes, and Darragh MacAnthony’s new role on the EFL Board.

A packed episode covering injuries, transfers, academy sales, finances, fixtures and the bigger picture around League One.

Peterborough United have signed 21-year-old left-footed midfielder Harrison Jones from Sunderland, and in this episode of First Look, Ashley speaks to Gav from the Sunderland podcast and Roker Report to find out exactly what Posh fans can expect.

Gav gives us the inside view on Jones’ time at Sunderland, why he was so highly rated despite limited senior minutes, his leadership in the under-21s, his technical qualities, his versatility, and why Peterborough United could be the perfect place for him to kick-start his senior career.

There’s plenty of positivity around this one. Have Posh signed a gem?