In Tom’s first week as the new permanent co-host of the League One Lowdown Review Show, there is plenty to talk about on the Peterborough United front.
Joining Jamie, the pair discuss all three games from the weekend, as well as answering the question of should we have international breaks in the division?
Plymouth Argyle beat Leyton Orient away from home to go top of the table, while Huddersfield Town sink Burton Albion thanks to defensive errors.
Bradford City start life without Graham Alexander with a draw away at Reading, while it becomes clear that sacked Wycombe Wanderers boss Michael Duff is the front-runner to take over at Valley Parade.
Finally, Tom and Jamie speak about the risky appointment of Robbie Savage at Peterborough, as he signals a new era at the club.
01:50 Plymouth Argyle continue great away form at Leyton Orient
09:55 Huddersfield Town beat Burton Albion
16:34 Bradford City start life without Graham Alexander with draw at Reading
23:57 Is Michael Duff the right man for the Bantams?
30:44 Robbie Savage has been named as the new Peterborough United manager
45:10 Should League One have international breaks?
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