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Hornchurch have three other ex Wycombe players.

1. Balanta
2. Weston
3. Phillips

Phillips has an away sponsorship available so maybe we could move over to him.

...in 2015 (ten years ago) Matt Bloomfield played 90 minutes for Wycombe Wanderers in a 3-2 League Two win over Carlisle United at Brunton Park.

In 2023 (two years ago) Matt Bloomfield agreed in principle to return to Wycombe Wanderers as manager. Link: https://www.wwfc.com/news/2023/february/21/matt-bloomfield-to-become-new-wycombe-manager/

In 2024 (one year ago) Matt Bloomfield was manager of Wycombe Wanderers as the Chairboys reached Wembley with a 1-0 EFL Trophy semi-final win over Bradford City at Valley Parade. Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvC5YDbGtWM

If you bulldoze Morrisons but keep the Spindle & Thread you’ll have a lot of people giving off the odour of a carvery buffet that’s been sitting there a little too long. I’m not saying this is the only factor to consider, one not to be overlooked though.

And golf courses. Although there aren't any of those in Wycombe town centre that I'm aware of.

Any new ground will probably be up at Handy Cross somewhere. Which means even more cars. If you could do it in the town centre, you could dispense with a car park - although the drive everywhere brigade would be up in arms (and no, I don't mean the elderly or those with mobility issues before you start).

How about on stilts somewhere on The Rye? It could also double as a shelter for dog walkers on rainy days. Just in case, I have had plans drawn up at considerable expense. Over to you TOG.

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It's £6 for a pint of IPA in the Vere that's keeping the crowds down I'm telling ya.......

Everton's new ground has been built over existing water. I'm sure in this day an age a suitable flood plan could be put in place to encorporate the Prodigy Stadium.

Football for the Stilted Generation...

So he was fair game for threats, was he?

Wheels would be better?

The current footprint of Adams Park will fit in the Frogmoor area/Chilterns Centre and part of Castle Street. Albeit I realise this would mean three roads potentially being closed off and a huge amount of buildings demolished. Economically may not be viable but there are some grounds in the world on top of shopping centers or that have roads running under them, so not impossible.

The footprint also only takes up about one third of the current Rye. I'd build it there, as close to this end of Town as possible.