I´ll decide Peterborough future next month

My loan to Peterborough has been going really well. I’ve been here six or seven weeks now and we’ve still to lose a game, which is great. We’re in a good position in the play off spots too, which is not bad for a club that’s just come up. It shows we’re ambitious.

I’d say the 2-0 win over Hereford was our biggest win of the season. With our FA Cup game tomorrow we have a two-week break from the league, which means we stay in that play-off spot.

It wasn’t an easy game either because the conditions were awful. It wasn’t our best performance. It wasn’t convincing. It was one of those games you just have to win. We made sure we got the three points. It was another clean sheet. If we’re going to go up we’re going to have to win a few more like that.

Thanks for the emails you’ve sent asking me to make my move permanent. Peterborough have put a bid in and I think it’s been agreed. I’m not 100% on that because I haven’t spoken to Fulham.

I spoke to Darren Ferguson, I think two days ago. He called me into his office and said they’d like to keep me. He said there was an offer on the table for me and it was completely up to me.

I’ve said I’m enjoying myself here. The loan is until the middle of December. I’ve been on good form so let’s just see how it goes ‘til then. Then we can sit down and talk about it. I’ve got an open mind.

We play Hornchurch tomorrow in the FA Cup. I don’t know much about them. I read in the paper yesterday that their manager was saying he’s going to cut up the pitch. So I’m expecting the worst game ever! Expect the worst and then anything else is a bonus.

They have a player who was at Leyton Orient with me, Donny Barnard, so it would be good to catch up with him, hopefully after we’ve won. I’ll be the first to go looking for him if we win! If not, I might just send him a text saying “Well done!”