General Very Tinpot Wycombe

[tonyw]

Raynes and Wright it looks like 2012/13 .
Harry Worley and Duberry also played !
Mullins did play , think on loan ?
Sam Long played a game as well !

Yeah, Mullins came on a loan mid-season, but then got recalled. We signed him on a permanent the following summer.

Most of that season was Jake Wright and Michael Raynes

Tafazolli would probably have been a better bet! Just checking, and he even went on the US Seacoast tour that summer of 2012.

 

[bazzer9461]

Raynes and Wright it looks like 2012/13 .
Harry Worley and Duberry also played !
Mullins did play , think on loan ?
Sam Long played a game as well !

I forgot about Michael Raynes

 

[Thomas/Brock/Jones]

I forgot about those crazy Seacoast tours !

 

[nige01ox]

Although MK Dons have Dean Lewington, who has played more than 850 games for the club (dating back to their Wimbledon days) - which is more than Wycombe's two most experienced defenders (Tafazolli & Jacobson) have played in their careers combined.

Lewington quite literally has a longer history than the club he plays for

 

[38yearsofpain]

Which is odd, because Ainsworth constantly paints them as not having a pot to P**s in?

But that is the culture he uses to motivate his squad. That is the DNA of that team. Irrespective of its truth, its that we are little Wycombe that binds players and fans together and the fact that our fans and most of the other teams fans treats them with disdain adds to the cultural driver.
I actually think the only bigger club he could manage would be Millwall because that everyone hates them attitude is their culture and he could easily adapt that to his motivation style.

 

[werthersoriginal]

But that is the culture he uses to motivate his squad. That is the DNA of that team. Irrespective of its truth, its that we are little Wycombe that binds players and fans together and the fact that our fans and most of the other teams fans treats them with disdain adds to the cultural driver.
I actually think the only bigger club he could manage would be Millwall because that everyone hates them attitude is their culture and he could easily adapt that to his motivation style.

… or Stevenage. Make it happen!

 

[Wallop]

But that is the culture he uses to motivate his squad. That is the DNA of that team. Irrespective of its truth, its that we are little Wycombe that binds players and fans together and the fact that our fans and most of the other teams fans treats them with disdain adds to the cultural driver.
I actually think the only bigger club he could manage would be Millwall because that everyone hates them attitude is their culture and he could easily adapt that to his motivation style.

Sam Allardyce used to adopt the same siege mentality at Bolton in the PL to great effect.

 

[Berliner]

I forgot about Michael Raynes

He was alright as I remember. Very limited...got the ball and passed it square a lot, but didn't make too many mistakes.

 

[bazzer9461]

He was alright as I remember. Very limited...got the ball and passed it square a lot, but didn't make too many mistakes.

And rather than pussyfooting with the ball when coming under pressure, he would get rid ok he might have lumped it forward but it gave the team a chance to regroup

 

[SirAndyOfCrosby]

Chairman's rallying cry... https://www.wwfc.com/news/2022/may/10/rob-wembley/

Properly odd. Reads as though it was written in a foreign language and been put through google translate a few times.
They really are not doing themselves any favours...

"We will again be the underdogs to those who “know football”. The supporters of the team that is a Netflix show will try to intimidate us with their superior number of fans."
"I am hearing from groups throughout the UK looking to get their maximum allotment."
"We will also be utilizing our secret weapon: the WorldWide Wycombe Wanderers Phenomenon."

 

[ZeroTheHero]

I just read it - very peculiar indeed!

 

[werthersoriginal]

Chairman's rallying cry... https://www.wwfc.com/news/2022/may/10/rob-wembley/

Properly odd. Reads as though it was written in a foreign language and been put through google translate a few times.
They really are not doing themselves any favours...

"We will again be the underdogs to those who “know football”. The supporters of the team that is a Netflix show will try to intimidate us with their superior number of fans."
"I am hearing from groups throughout the UK looking to get their maximum allotment."
"We will also be utilizing our secret weapon: the WorldWide Wycombe Wanderers Phenomenon."

American no speak English??

If they are underdogs with an inferior number of fans, how come there is a WorldWide WW Phenomenon?

 

[Wallop]

American no speak English??

If they are underdogs with an inferior number of fans, how come there is a WorldWide WW Phenomenon?

There was a strange sign at Adams Park this season about Global Reach or some such claim. Perhaps they gather from far flung lands to watch the fireworks?

 

[Northstandboy]

He must have been on the sauce when he wrote this!

 

[Oxymoron]

Well it's got legs....

https://gasroom.org/discussion/7480/robs-play-off-final-message

Wycombe Chairman Speaks

This is a little odd https://www.wwfc.com/news/2022/may/10/rob-wembley/

www.readytogo.net

 

[Corbo]

Hope Sunderland smash them, everything about them makes me cringe

 

[Sarge]

Chairman's rallying cry... https://www.wwfc.com/news/2022/may/10/rob-wembley/

Properly odd. Reads as though it was written in a foreign language and been put through google translate a few times.
They really are not doing themselves any favours...

"We will again be the underdogs to those who “know football”. The supporters of the team that is a Netflix show will try to intimidate us with their superior number of fans."
"I am hearing from groups throughout the UK looking to get their maximum allotment."
"We will also be utilizing our secret weapon: the WorldWide Wycombe Wanderers Phenomenon."

....... WW chairman earlier today ......

 

[Peterdev]

The best outcome is probably a 7-0 walloping of Wycombe, so that we don’t have Sunderland as competitors.
Gareth Ainsworth then moves to a championship club and Wycombe struggle under their new manager

 

[ZeroTheHero]

I wasn't really that bothered which of the two clubs won really. Plusses and minuses each way. I'd quite like Sunderland to win now after reading that load of old manure.

 

[Oxymoron]

Sunderland will be in the West End of Wembley and have been allocated 37,480 tickets which will go on sale at one ticket per person.

Wycombe Wanderers have an initial allocation of 19,205 tickets and are allowing six tickets per person. This could be increased to 28,000 if the sell out....