Robbie Savage spent five years at Leicester City but admits he is not expecting a warm welcome as Peterborough United boss

Robbie Savage has addressed the potential reaction from Leicester City supporters ahead of his return to the King Power Stadium as Peterborough United manager. Savage takes charge of his first EFL league match with Peterborough on Saturday against his former club, where he previously made over 200 appearances and won the 2000 League Cup.
Speaking to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire Sport, Savage noted he does not expect a warm reception due to his 2002 transfer to Birmingham City. He recalled being booed during a return in December 2003, calling that reaction unfair given his service, but stressed his focus remains entirely on his team winning Saturday's match.
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