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Well done to Eze for netting his first goal for England. What a joy it was to watch his burgeoning talent in our colours.

If WWFC doesn't own Adams Park, why should they own Bearwood (other than by a lease) if it was acquired. After all they don't own the Marlow Road land!

WWFC was purchased from the Trust by Couhig through his company Feliciana Ltd, so one would expect any purchase of Bearwood to by the same company. Not sure where the "glossing over" comes in!

Looking at Companies House, Feliciana Ltd is still active and it's two directors are Lomtadze and his son in law.

The EFL may be pretty incompetent in many things but even they are not so stupid as to potentially create a situation where a club can't fulfill their remaining fixtures and be able to blame it on the EFL themselves.

Of course they aren't bringing this to a head until a day after the season fixtures are complete.

Reading are rumoured to be interested in signing Maidenhead United left winger Reece Smith. The 22 year old came through the youth ranks at York Road, and has six goals/four assists in his 35 games this season. He is out of contract in the summer abd has a career total of 23 goals from 153 appearances with the Magpies. Reading are still under a transfer embargo.

Taff in Hong Kong.

I left WYCOMBE for a NEW CLUB abroad! (Pro Footballer Matchday vlog)

I only said 'I say Mr Lubala, I suggest you and your team on their present form may possibly not make the playoffs...' and he nutted me.

It was Buen..something or other, now plays for Aston Villa, another team who have dived and prospered against us recently.

It would have made no practical difference as to how WWFC would have used it for as long as Feliciana determined theirs and WWFC's interests coincided.

The point is WWFC wouldn't have owned it, and thus wouldn't have benefited from any proceeds from its sale - thus the reporting that WWFC was trying to buy Reading's training ground was inaccurate. It was opportunism from Couhig to try and make purchasing Feliciana a more appealing proposition for Lomtadze, whose primary motivation is to set up a success academy.

…in 2008 (17 years ago) Matt Bloomfield missed Wycombe Wanderers goal-less League Two draw with Stockport County at Adams Park with a long-term ACL knee injury.

In 2015 (ten years ago) Matt Bloomfield played 90 minutes for Wycombe Wanderers in a 3-2 League Two win over Luton Town at Kenilworth Road. Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UIm-rA7S0Q

In 2018 (seven years ago) Matt Bloomfield came on as a 66th minute substitute (replacing Curtis Thompson) for Wycombe Wanderers in a goal-less League Two draw with Port Vale at Adams Park.