From the Guardian · · 1m 20s
Robbie Savage leaves Leicester reeling
Savage's first win as Peterborough manager leaves Leicester struggling.
In brief
Savage's first win as Peterborough manager leaves Leicester struggling. Robbie Savage secured a 3-1 victory over Leicester in his first match as Peterborough manager, boosting his reputation despite skepticism. Originally reported by the Guardian.
Savage's first match
Robbie Savage made his first League One match in charge of Peterborough at Leicester.
Savage's reputation
Savage has long been a joker figure with a reputation for being a pantomime villain and prankster.
Savage's past career
Savage was fined £10,000 by the Football Association for using referee Graham Poll’s toilet before a match.
Savage's early success
Savage guided Macclesfield to promotion with 109 points and won 35 of 42 games.
Savage's recent progress
Savage led Forest Green Rovers to National League playoffs last season.
Savage's first win
Savage secured a 3-1 victory over Leicester in his first match as Peterborough manager.
Savage's style
Savage's team played a fast, direct style with minimal passes and aggressive pressing.
Savage's reaction
Savage said he was exhausted after 10k steps in the technical area and celebrated with enthusiasm.
Savage's philosophy
Savage believes the best players are at the top of the pitch and his team plays with a 2-1-1-6 formation.
Savage's pride
Savage expressed pride in his team's performance against Leicester and their ability to play at the King Power Stadium.
At a glance
Robbie Savage secured a 3-1 victory over Leicester in his first match as Peterborough manager, boosting his reputation despite skepticism.
