The 2002-03 campaign delivered a solid season of consolidation for Peterborough as The Posh firmly established themselves in the Second Division, finishing a respectable 11th. Leading the charge was the dependable centre-forward Andy Clarke, whose 16 goals proved vital in a campaign built on consistency and a continued effort to compete in the third tier. It marked a stable year that cemented the club's position following their promotion a few seasons earlier and remains a defining chapter in the Posh's modern history