Jack Marriott

They've got a lot of talented forwards.

They were able to bring Jack Marriott on who's pound for pound as good as any strike in the division for goal scoring and threat and we haven't been good defensively this season and I thought we were today in as much as the chances that they generated were as often as not kind of defensive errors in terms of like playing the wrong pass or getting done on turnover which I think when you're playing in a new shape and players are in different positions and you're forming new partnerships is inevitable and I think those things can be worked out whereas like if you if I you know if we talk about a game more recently like the Huddersfield game it felt like they were they were turning us in behind in those weak spots we've had all season and today I don't think that it would be fair to say that was the case their chances you know transition where we're high up the pitch and they broke on us which they're obviously extremely effective at or Yes, like the Mitchell one where he just cocked up a pass and had to recover.

I don't think they carved us open really apart from that shot that Wing had that hit the post.

The Lisby one-on-one was a kind of hopeful ball through the middle.

So he goes into that bracket of left backs that we just basically gambled on.

Final player, before I start rambling on too much about posh history, is Jack Marriott.

This is for nothing, basically.

This is just here.

We could have finished the game because Max is already 2-0 down.

Jack Marriott.

Jack Marriott played quite a few, I think.

Remember, Max, Jack Marriott was at Posh on two different occasions.

Paul Mullen, what was it, eight goals now this season for Rotherham.

Jack Marriott, was he the leading goal scorer in England this season? I'm not sure if he still is.

He certainly was a couple of weeks ago.

It's great, isn't it? And that's what we've been so blessed with in recent years, that we've had so many good former players that now you can look through the sort of...

um, I mean, Kyrie Slisby is the League One player of the season right now, right? I don't, I mean, like, I don't know.

I don't know if there's anyone else, but like, I feel like the three people I've seen on EFL accounts over the season so far have been Jack Marriott.

He was all over at the start of the season, obviously.

A lot of Will Lancashire up in Middlesbrough who's having a very good season.

Where are you at with the whole Jamie Reid, Jacob Brown axis? Okay.

If you were...

Sir Jack Marriott was obviously on the grass today, which is good.

Open training session.

It's very those two players as players.

are very, very different than when you had Oli Palmer and Paul Mullen, or you had Stephen Fletcher and Jack Marriott together.

You know, those, the complementariness of their styles was something that we built a team on, right? And now we have strikers who have very different styles and trying to figure out how to make that work when we're not getting the opportunities to them to score.

I think that's kind of the whole issue, yeah.

then nothing for two games, then a goal.

So I think the way you compare it to somebody like Joe Taylor or somebody like Jack Marriott, who they're more seasoned at League One level, they are putting in...

I mean, Jack Marriott isn't because he's injured again, but when he was at the start of the season, he was scoring goals game after game after game.

And that's where we're sort of lacking with Harry Leonard at the moment.

And...