Howe Torres & Khano The Banks Bermuda Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle is one of the most lethal places on earth and something of a legend akin to the potential of the two Peterborough stars and a man who was born not far from its North Eastern point. The return of Torres and the arrival of Smith you feel will finally see goals from the unselfish quietly impressive Howe also nicknamed 'legend'. We need to with just nine in the goals for column.

Well batten down the hatches, lock up your daughters and try a battery in your compass because The Tornado The Toreador and the Beast are coming.

Another false dawn? Surely not for few will enjoy being caught chasing the shadows and being marooned on the Sincil sandbanks when they get caught between these leading lights. Sergios surge, his silky skills sending shivers down the spines of all who stand in his way is a delight to behold and can turn on a Sincil Bank sixpence to boot. Six foot three Smith has pace, power, and panache plus a crossing pedigree and shot that will both feed the beast and warm the Bank on the cold winter days. This will allow Howe to be the sharpest point of a side that has the shape but so far lacks the cutting edge to capitalise on defensive shut outs. Having conceded one goal in four, a few more goals would have seen us better 7 points from the last 12.

But you feel this week and next will see the start of Sutton and Sincil's season to come. So batten down the hatches and lock up your daughters because The Tornado The Toreador and the Beast are coming.

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