Peterborough United announces departure of Harley and Rawlinson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 11:48 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026
Peterborough United has announced that assistant manager Ryan Harley and first-team coach Connell Rawlinson have departed immediately. Harley had been with the club as an assistant and served as caretaker manager prior to the recent appointment of Robbie Savage. Alongside their exit, goalkeeper coach Richard Taylor and head of sports science Ian Hutton are also leaving the club. Savage expressed gratitude for their contributions during his initial days at the club. Peterborough, currently in 23rd place in League One, will face Leicester City on Saturday in Savage's first league match in charge.
- •Harley and Rawlinson leave Peterborough United coaching staff immediately.
- •Robbie Savage recently appointed as the new manager.
- •Peterborough is currently 23rd in League One standings.
- •Savage's first league game is against Leicester City on Saturday.
- 11:48 AMYahoo Sports — Harley and Rawlinson leave Posh coaching staff
"Peterborough United announce the departure of assistant manager Ryan Harley and first-team coach Connell Rawlinson with immediate effect.
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