Every where is wor, lighters in the air..wycombe 2nd leg match thread

so can we do it?

I predict a fantastic atmosphere with our fans singing louder than there fans 60% to 40% and Three Little Birds replaced with The Great Escape.

Only if the fans are as good as they were on Saturday and their support inspires us.

We haven't got a prayer.

If only it was darker, more people did it, we weren't losing 0-3 and it was at a concert.

Bloody hope so angers!

COYG!

Who knows? We've done it before.

The first goal is so, so, so important. If we score it we have to be favourites. If not - good night Irene.

Cornish Chris wrote:

Who knows? We've done it before.

The first goal is so, so, so important. If we score it we have to be favourites. If not - good night Irene.

Thats it. We score first and it will become a battle ground. As for the ''dark arts'' that WW use to slow down play - well if we foul less then their plyers can't just fall over and play dead. Overall its a shame refs aren't more inclined to ignore play acting and maybe if the ref stood next to the injured player when the physio was working his sponge they couldn't spend time discussing what needed to be done on the pitch. Some times it is so fecking obvious that the player is ''cheating'' then maybe a yellow card for time wasting may help.

Bloody hope so. Have panicked about ET and Pens so have booked myself into a hotel in Wycombe for the night - what sacrifices we make, waking up in Wycombe

The bottom line is that the team need to show up and too often this season they haven't.

If they start with energy then one thing is for certain the fans (now 2,100) will be loud enough.

Let's hope it is more Doris Day than Bob Marley.

Wycombe comfortably through to Wembley with a 2-0 win. We're clearly nowhere near good enough.

It's not about the football...........it's being a praaaaaaper faaaaan ! ......................

The janner nation........ Acceptance of mediocrity for a piece of the action at HP................Embarrassingly Aviva and village........... Enjoy the ride.....

If Argyle play like they CAN do, then yes. If they play like they did in the first leg, then no.

Yep. Banton with the winner.

Who knows? Depends which Argo turns up. Would like to see Ansah and Banton start, to see if they can pick up where they left off on Saturday.

Smartphone lights? No. Three Little Birds? Don't mind that so much - apparently it really did lift the team (from someone there) - but what I do object to is the 'official' commandeering of anything organic. Why does it have to be immediately enshrined in stickers and internet banners? It's not a children's birthday party, FFS. It's as if the moment has to be captured, as Janners have finally done something semi-original.

Anyway, very much looking forward to imbibing ale and taking in the atmosphere. 2K+ fans should be able to ramp it up for kick-off the old skool way - minus technology and a sponsored celebrity drummer.

Geddon.

Very much depends on Sheridan now. Their defence was solid and organised against the hoof - but once we started using pace we showed the way to beat them. Start with Ansah alongside Allesandra and Banton running at their stodgy right back and we will win.

People say start Anash which i get but would it not be better to keep him on the bench to throw on as an impact sub? If he plays from the off i cant imagine Reuben Reid being able to change the pace of a game in our favour like Anash and Banton did on saturday.

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Who knows? Depends which Argo turns up. Would like to see Ansah and Banton start, to see if they can pick up where they left off on Saturday.

Smartphone lights? No. Three Little Birds? Don't mind that so much - apparently it really did lift the team (from someone there) - but what I do object to is the 'official' commandeering of anything organic. Why does it have to be immediately enshrined in stickers and internet banners? It's not a children's birthday party, FFS. It's as if the moment has to be captured, as Janners have finally done something semi-original.

Anyway, very much looking forward to imbibing ale and taking in the atmosphere. 2K+ fans should be able to ramp it up for kick-off the old skool way - minus technology and a sponsored celebrity drummer.

Geddon.

Spot on IE, apart from starting with Banton.

Angry wrote:

People say start Anash which i get but would it not be better to keep him on the bench to throw on as an impact sub? If he plays from the off i cant imagine Reuben Reid being able to change the pace of a game in our favour like Anash and Banton did on saturday.

Their defence totally took Roobs out of the game, that's exactly what they are set up for. We are already 1 down and we need impact from the start, not 3/4 of the way through. I know this will all be alien to Shezza but they were bricking it when we started running at them with pace - if we start with those two they will be on the back foot from the off.

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

Angry wrote:

People say start Anash which i get but would it not be better to keep him on the bench to throw on as an impact sub? If he plays from the off i cant imagine Reuben Reid being able to change the pace of a game in our favour like Anash and Banton did on saturday.

Their defence totally took Roobs out of the game, that's exactly what they are set up for. We are already 1 down and we need impact from the start, not 3/4 of the way through. I know this will all be alien to Shezza but they were bricking it when we started running at them with pace - if we start with those two they will be on the back foot from the off.

i get it however if the game gets stale and needs a spark and pace to open them up when they are tired like it did on saturday who is going to do that from the bench other than anash? If Anash starts he isnt going to be as fresh come the 60th minute when a change of pace is needed.

Oh to have a squad to choose from

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

Angry wrote:

People say start Anash which i get but would it not be better to keep him on the bench to throw on as an impact sub? If he plays from the off i cant imagine Reuben Reid being able to change the pace of a game in our favour like Anash and Banton did on saturday.

Their defence totally took Roobs out of the game, that's exactly what they are set up for. We are already 1 down and we need impact from the start, not 3/4 of the way through. I know this will all be alien to Shezza but they were bricking it when we started running at them with pace - if we start with those two they will be on the back foot from the off.

Their right back is proper shit. THD bullied him all game earlier in the season at their place, and when Banton came on and started going at him on Saturday he went straight back into his shell. The issue with our wingbacks is that they need to be brave and get forward, but with Wycombe matching us with 3 in midfield and having 2 sets of widemen on each flank we were pinned back. Playing 4-4-2 against their 4-3-3 will be risky, O'Connor will have a feckin lot to do, but having the extra widemen pushing their fullbacks deeper and two strikers bullying their other two defenders, it should have them cowering just as they were for the final 10 on Saturday.

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Who knows? Depends which Argo turns up. Would like to see Ansah and Banton start, to see if they can pick up where they left off on Saturday.

Smartphone lights? No. Three Little Birds? Don't mind that so much - apparently it really did lift the team (from someone there) - but what I do object to is the 'official' commandeering of anything organic. Why does it have to be immediately enshrined in stickers and internet banners? It's not a children's birthday party, FFS. It's as if the moment has to be captured, as Janners have finally done something semi-original.

Anyway, very much looking forward to imbibing ale and taking in the atmosphere. 2K+ fans should be able to ramp it up for kick-off the old skool way - minus technology and a sponsored celebrity drummer.

Geddon.

The lights were awesome. The singing was awesome.

What bothers me is the busy idiots trying to jump on the bandwagon for what happened and trying to orchestrate the next one. Bringing in musicians, selling Bob Marley t-shirts,making banners and avatars and handing out season tickets as rewards for starting a song. It is just nauseating.

The atmosphere had precisely nothing to do with the pigs in the director's box, it was special because it was spontaneous, inspirational and from the hearts of the actual (not champagne) supporters.

Leave the atmosphere to the real fans you interfering, status-seeking gimps!!

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

Very much depends on Sheridan now. Their defence was solid and organised against the hoof - but once we started using pace we showed the way to beat them.

That's what's frustrated me all season. Too often we've gone for the hump downfield, which just concedes possession and control because Reid and Alessandra aren't the best in the air. When we try to isolate full-backs one-on-one and try to beat them for pace, more often than not we get the ball into the box from the flanks.

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

Angry wrote:

People say start Anash which i get but would it not be better to keep him on the bench to throw on as an impact sub? If he plays from the off i cant imagine Reuben Reid being able to change the pace of a game in our favour like Anash and Banton did on saturday.

Their defence totally took Roobs out of the game, that's exactly what they are set up for. We are already 1 down and we need impact from the start, not 3/4 of the way through. I know this will all be alien to Shezza but they were bricking it when we started running at them with pace - if we start with those two they will be on the back foot from the off.

The common consensus seems to be that on Saturday Wycombe were scared of pace and that they had Reuben in their pockets. If you were the Wycombe defence who wouldn't you want to see on the team sheet? Answer that question Sheridan and then play whoever you think it is.

This isn't about playing another league game against a different team/formation as in the normal season. What did we learn 4 days ago and how (from the kick off, not after 80 minutes) do you set up the team to continue where they left off?

Having said that Managers are naturally cautious and Reuben Reid will start.

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Smartphone lights? No. Three Little Birds? Don't mind that so much - apparently it really did lift the team (from someone there) - but what I do object to is the 'official' commandeering of anything organic. Why does it have to be immediately enshrined in stickers and internet banners? It's not a children's birthday party, FFS. It's as if the moment has to be captured, as Janners have finally done something semi-original.

Forefookinshore, IE.

But that sadly is where we are now, with Argyles State-Owned largest fan site owner desperate to highjack anything that can be used for Farm Public Relations.

Edited to add: I won't be going on Thursday, I'll be watching on the box. But I look forward to informing everyone who does go, exactly what the atmosphere is like.