In a twist on a regular topic, we’ve selected the best players in A to Z form, but how on earth do you choose between Mackail-Smith, McCann and Mclean?
Or between Gayle, Gooding, Gregory and Gynn?
Do you agree with our choices?
Have we missed anyone out?
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NB: There are no Posh players with a surname beginning with a U or an X, although W. Upton (1935-36) and P. Urien (1945-46) played for the club before they reached the Football League in 1960.
1. A - Tony ADCOCK
The attacking genius of the 1991-92 promotion-winning side just pips one-season goal machine Britt ASSOMBALONGA. Photo: David Lowndes
2. B - George BOYD
The wing wizard’s brilliance over a long period gets him the nod over 54-goals-in-a-season man Terry BLY (2 more than Erling Haaland has managed), ace goalkeeper Ian BENNETT and another star wideman Bobby BARNES. Photo: a
3. C - Ken CHARLERY
The King of London Road and Wembley edges out other expert goal-grabbers Robbie COOKE and Andy CLARKE, sixties midfield maestro Ollie CONMY, title-winning skipper John COZENS and outstanding, long-serving defender Jack CARMICHAEL. Photo: david lowndes
4. D - Simon Davies
The Academy graduate midfielder was brilliant for Posh as were striker Derek DOUGAN, midfield athlete Bob DOYLE and full-back Adam DRURY. Photo: David Lowndes