Peterborough United: Jon Whitney Named Among Potential Managerial Candidates

Jon Whitney has been listed among the candidates for the newly vacant managerial position at Walsall's League One rivals Peterborough United.

Walsall manager Jon Whitney has been listed among the potential candidates for the newly vacant managerial position at the Saddlers' League One rivals Peterborough United, with the 47-year-old named alongside Steve Evans, Uwe Rosler, Mark Warburton and many others.

The Posh, who will be hosting the Saddlers on Tuesday evening, are managerless following the departure of Grant McCann - who left the London Road club following a poor spell of form which saw the side secure just one win from their last ten all-competition outings.

Peterborough are sat in tenth position in the tabel, six points from the Play-Off places, meaning there will likely be several high-profile candidates keen to take on the role. 

Whitney can be backed on Sky Bet with odds of 20/1, while Steve Evans is currently favourite with odds of 2/1. Current Peterborough caretaker manager David Oldfield can be backed with odds of 4/1, alongside Uwe Rosler.

Next Permanent manager of Peterborough United - Latest Odds

Steve Evans - 2/1
David Oldfield - 4/1
Uwe Rosler - 4/1
Mark Warburton - 8/1
Danny Cowley - 14/1
Michael Appleton - 16/1
Sol Campbell - 18/1
Frank Lampard - 18/1
Keith Curle - 18/1
Alan Stubbs - 20/1
David Unsworth - 20/1
Gary Bowyer - 20/1
Craig Bellamy - 20/1
Jon Whitney - 20/1
Phil Brown - 20/1
David Weir - 22/1
Steven Gerrard - 22/1
Gary Megson - 25/1
Russell Slade - 25/1
Shaun Derry - 25/1
Steve McClaren - 25/1
Barry Fry - 33/1
Gary Neville - 33/1

- Via Sky Bet. Odds correct as of 4.0pm, Monday, 26th February. 18+ Please Gamble Responsibly.

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By Bescot Banter at 4:00 pm on Monday, 26 February 2018