Peterborough United boss Robbie Savage has added club legend Craig Mackail-Smith to his new-look backroom team.Mackail-Smith joins the set-up as an attacking coach as he aims to impart his predatory wisdom on the club’s forward line.Craig Mackail-Smith netted 104 goals over three spells with the clubGettyThe former striker scored 104 goals for Posh and currently stands as the club’s sixth all-time leading scorer.He played a key role in firing Peterborough to three promotions in four seasons under ex-boss Darren Ferguson between 2007 and 2011.Mackail-Smith played 231 times for Posh during three separate spells.He spent four years at the club in the late 2010s before returning for two further loan spells.The striker also enjoyed spells at Brighton, Luton and Wycombe before calling time on his career in 2023.Mackail-Smith represented Scotland at international level, clocking seven caps, scoring once.Savage’s staff shake-upThe Peterborough boss has chosen to recruit internally for his backroom team, with academy director Dan Robinson appointed as his new assistant manager. Former Posh winger Ryan Semple will take up a role as first team coach, having already worked across the Academy and first team.Harry Hogg, who was the academy head of goalkeeping, becomes the club’s new first team goalkeeper coach.Taewoong Kim makes the step-up as first team sports scientist, having helped in the development of Academy players.The ex-striker is held in high esteem with Peterborough fansGetty“I have got such a good connection with people inside the building already,” Savage told the club’s website.“I came alone, and I was thinking of bringing somebody with me, but the connection I have got already – as seen on the bench Saturday and after the game – is already so good. There is already so many good people at this club.“I have promoted from within at all of the clubs I have been at. Trust is huge and so is people that know the club. I want to give them a pathway. So the next generation of coaches coming up will see where they started and that they were able to move up to the first team.“It’s the right thing to do and the chairman is onboard. It’s a great signal to the whole community that there’s pathways for staff members as well as players. I’m really happy with it as they all have Peterborough in their DNA and an alignment with the academy.”Savage has taken a proactive approach to his new role, and it appears to be paying off.The 51-year-old is unbeaten in his first two games as Posh manager.Savage was delighted with his side’s display in last weekend’s win at LeicesterGettyHe oversaw a 4-1 win over Ipswich in the Football League Trophy earlier this month before masterminding a 3-1 win at Leicester City in League One last weekend.Up next for Savage’s side is the visit of Burton Albion on Saturday lunchtime.Posh sit 20th in the table, one place above the drop zone, with Savage hoping his influence can help continue the team’s upturn in form.