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No, I just think he deserves respect for everything he gave for our club. Most of my posts are counters to people not respecting him. It will all die down eventually, but in the meantime I am perfectly getting downvoted by being "that poster who won't stop saying we should have respected Blooms more."

Ironically, for everyone who wants to take away the "Mr. Wycombe" title, there is a way in which you are right. He is "Mr. What-used-to-be-Wycombe" not "Mr. What-Wycombe-are-going-to-be-from-now-on" and I don't think everyone realizes how massive of a sea change that is.

Pure guesswork, but I'd imagine that the downvotes are for the "'don't give me all this they're not match fit bollocks" bit. The data says we should only sign players who aren't fit, so that's what we've done.

Felt odd that Hagelskjaer having made the bench the last 2 games, and come on late on last game was left out.

There might be match fitness issues with all of them. Even Berry, as he's barely played many full games this season. Seems to average about 40-45mins a game in the main.

Luca scored an 80th minute headed equaliser in the 2-2 home draw against Tamworth.

Edit - he also had an assist for their first goal.

Nothing to do with Luton

Best thing on here for years this

Yep, i'm not sure i've seen anyone really pro Rice.

The main arguments on here have been between those certain Bloomfield was pushed out and others not being as certain.

Lots of talk about "data" saying stuff must be right, but a lot of it very tongue in cheek.

Northampton came to do a job and they did one. If we had sat in the away end and watched that we would have applauded the work rate and bodies on the line attitude of the Cobblers’ players.

At the end they reminded me of Gaz era wycombe.

When starting Hanlan and Lubala, surely it'd make more sense to play them the other way round. Lubala is much better at holding it up and Hanlan way more of a threat out wide than he is in the middle.

Shame Udoh wasn't around as well, as again he'd probably be a better central option than Hanlan.

high wycombe was an important location for the Paper Industry long before furniture and early wwfc sides were known as the Ink-Men and occasionally “the Sheafboys”