Peterborough deny making illegal approach for Savage
Peterborough United have publicly denied making an illegal approach to appoint Robbie Savage, who is currently in charge at another EFL club. The club moved to clarify its position after reports suggested contact had been made without the required formal permission. The denial comes amid ongoing speculation about Peterborough's managerial situation, with the club's response aimed at shutting down talk of any improper conduct during the process.
Read the full story at bbc.co.ukPeterborough United have pushed back firmly on suggestions they acted improperly in pursuit of Robbie Savage, a move that signals the club wants to keep the conversation focused on process rather than scandal. For a League One side navigating a managerial change, even the whiff of a 'tapping-up' dispute can distract from on-field priorities. The quick denial also protects the relationship with Savage's current club, preserving the possibility of a more orderly approach further down the line.
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