To make a short story long:
There are several schools of thought on PCT protocol keeth, mostly because we don't have the controlled scientific research to make firm conclusions about the perfect PCT for AAS users.
So at one extreme some take an aggressive approach and use lots of PCT drugs for every cycle, as well as using HCG and aromatase inhibitors throughout to reduce oestrogen conversion. At the other extreme many steroid users don't bother with PCT at all, because it often doesn't seem to make much practical difference to recovery in the long run.
However, as a general PCT, somewhere between those extremes, we recommend the protocol in the sticky you've looked at, which was well planned and thought through by one of our mods (GF) here.
In terms of your specific cycle, Mike is right that because it's simple and light, you will probably recover easily enough without taking any PCT drugs, and we typically prefer a 'less is more' approach anyway (SERMS are not without side-effects).
As one of the biggest issues on an AAS cycle (and what causes testicular shrinkage) appears to be oxidative damage/stress caused by highly elevated oestrogen and aromatase activity (the enzyme that converts testosterone into oestrogen) locally in the testes, lately I've been recommending an alternative protocol that should afford a slightly faster recovery than doing nothing:
(1) Take 5g Taurine per day
(2) Use 0.25mg Anastrazole (AI) every other day throughout the cycle to moderate (but not eliminate) oestrogen conversion. You still want some oestrogen conversion in your cycle as it's physiologically beneficial at the right dose.
For guys on harsher compounds, I would also add in (3) 125iu hCG twice per week. But in your case, you really won't need hCG, and it will increase aromatase issues in the testes anyway which is a little counterproductive.
Hopefully that hasn't completely confused you, but every week we're confronted with new theories on PCT, and I prefer people to be able to make an informed decision of their own.