Wycombe Wanderers Supporters Trust own a 10% stake in the club, currently majority owned by a Kazakhstani billionaire, having been owned by the guy who has just bought Reading.

Wycombe have finished 3rd and 5th In the last 5 years and 1 year in the championship. I'm sure we would take last seasons 10th place Wycombe achieved.

No need to remove his posts, just leave them there to see how he embarrasses himself and absolutely acts in character. Turned out to be a self fulfilling prophecy below.

Trigger: what is worrying if Wycombe is true, is that he will go to a club with gates about 5300 obviously because it’s paying out more money. Bradford, fair enough but when we can’t compete with the likes of Wycombe the warning signs are there

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Or did you mean Leigh on Sea ?

I must apologise KD. I hadn’t realised that Morleys had an outlet in Lyon.

The Tilley to Wycombe rumours are strange to me. Not that I wouldn’t wish him well if he does go there, but Wycombe were on for promotion to the championship before the wheels came off late on. Tilley doesn’t seem to be the type of player that’s gonna push you over that threshold

Quick, tell UK Border Patrol not to let him back in ;)

🎣. In Lyon, actually, old chap. Gourmet three-course meals for £30 a head and happy ‘hours’ that last until 10pm. Tres bon 👍

Just to prove my point. The Friday afternoon drinker who can’t help himself.

Nick - Get a tag.

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On loan or purchase?

Goodman to Huddersfield, if tinternet rumours are to be believed :-(

Disappointed that someone has used the incorrect "the hoi-polloi" on here.

Spit - best caption IMHO - 'Andrew jumped straight in when I told him it was a fake taxi.'

I agree nick. The flip side of course is many of our better posters might not engage quite so much so it's rough with smooth as most things in life.

TF if this place was a pub with drink fuelled passionate fans as regulars, I suspect that the tolerance of a few of the “more annoying” posters would be much lower in real life.

Carry on films are funny, never heard of anyone that doesn't enjoy them.. kyber, abroad and screaming classics[Link]

Tilley's having a medical at Wycombe today, apparently.

OI - very true.

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