Blackpool goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell has shared his thoughts on the upcoming League One season in a full interview with BBC Radio Lancashire’s Dan Jewell. The Tangerines, who finished 19th in the 2025 table with 51 points from 43 games (14 wins, 9 draws, 20 losses), are aiming to improve after a campaign that saw them score 51 goals but concede 65, leaving them 42 points adrift of leaders Lincoln.
What did Peacock-Farrell discuss?
The Northern Ireland international reflected on the challenges of last season and the team’s determination to bounce back. With a recent form record of WLWWD, Blackpool will be eager to build momentum ahead of their next fixture, a home clash with AFC Wimbledon on 27 February 2027.
Why does this interview matter for Blackpool?
Peacock-Farrell’s insights offer fans a glimpse into the squad’s mindset as they prepare for the new campaign. His experience and leadership between the sticks will be vital as the Tangerines look to climb the table and address their defensive frailties, which cost them dearly in 2025.
How can fans listen?
The full interview is available on BBC Sounds, where Blackpool supporters can catch pre-match, post-match, and topical content about their beloved club. Subscribe to stay updated on all things Tangerines as the season unfolds.
