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My town is bigger than your town is playground level anyway.

The reverse quality measure again. If you're so much bigger and have more fans shouldn't you be doing better than us?

10% of our average home attendance isn’t a bad turn out away. Mansfield’s turnout at AP was very impressive, possibly there’s more Mansfield fans near London than Wycombe fans in Nottinghamshire.

And 'Saturday Night' was the basis of the Fred chant years ago

Football Focus (which is one now, or iPlayer later) there’s an interview with Thomas Frank talking about how he uses data. It’s coming up if you’re quick

Probably a blueprint for where we’re headed, if not almost there.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002764f

Maybe Blooms’ rapid departure caught Danuard by surprise?

Hope you’ve donned the thermals, @railwaysteve. “Feels like zero Celsius” but feels even colder if sitting outdoors.

Saving grace - only a very gentle breeze.

Sam Grace to maintain the 30 year unbeaten record at Field Mill.

COYB

Sam Grace started going to Wycombe as a child in the MO'N years and now he's leading the team out in a league game. Probably only for one game but he must feel.......(sorry, I've started openly weeping)

Times have changed when opposition forums no longer criticise our style of play but move on to the size of our support.

Their away support has always been tinpot.

470 away tickets sold is dreadful for a team in the top 3, on a Saturday at 3pm. Think we took more to their place on a Tuesday night on a bad run of form! Just shows how good our support really is!

We took over 900. They've always been a poorly supported club and even in the top 2 still have a bottom 4 attendance average.

I wasn't aware that any club had to make themselves open to offers. Offers can be made and accepted or rejected. I would have thought that in every case the size of the offer would play a major part in the level of consideration.

Absolutely Fair. If he ever comes out with his side of the story, but he won't likely do that any time soon. He's getting on with his life and seems delighted with his choice.