Peterboro striker Craig Mackail-Smith spoke to BBC Cambridgeshire about the coming match with the Bulls and their play-off hopes: "We had quite a few chances to take the three points (against Torquay) and the results went for us again. It's a shame cause we could be right in there with a chance. We're four points off which is still not bad but we could have been right in there."
The striker has scored seven in twelve games since arriving from Dagenham, and is looking to add to his tally against the Bulls on Saturday. When asked if they were looking for three wins from their final three games, Mackail-Smith said: "We're just looking to the Hereford game. If we look too far ahead of ourselves we will make mistakes, so we'll look to the Hereford game and look to put a good performance on."
Meanwhile, fellow Posh striker Danny Crow is fearful of his future at the club after drawing a blank at Torquay following five games on the bench: "I have not started in the last five games or so and have not scored since the new manager has been here. I don't feel I've been in my best form and I've not scored since the new boss has been in charge either. My confidence is low and as soon as I get my chance I've got injured and it's really disappointing."