Wycombe match thread

Saturday 12th September 2015 - BBC Radio Devon (1400-1800)

James Vickery presents Devon Sport from the Studio

League Two
Wycombe Wanderers v Plymouth Argyle - Ross Heaton & Chris Errington (3pm Commentary on 95.7FM & also on Argyle Player)***
Exeter City v Hartlepool United - Steve Hussey & Andrew Barge (3pm Commentary on 95.8FM, 990AM, 801AM and also on Grecian Player)

National League
Welling v Torquay United - Jamie Hill & John Cadigan (3pm Commentary on 1458AM BBC Sports Website & also on Gulls Player)

National Divison One
Plymouth Albion v Rosslyn Park - Paddy Marsh (3pm Updates into Countywide FM & DAB)

*** MOTD Feature game on Countywide FM & DAB

Man in the middle

TIM ROBINSON

Assisted by

Rob Smith and Robert Mackay

Fourth Official John Farries

A defeat is on the cards against a Wycombe Wanderers team who find themselves in the top end of the table again.

Defeat

A name we seen before



Wycombe Thu Sep 10, 2015 08:19

Striker Gozie Ugwu signed until end of season

I notice that the 1st ever player has been charged with ''feigning injury'' a new rule this season. Has someone told Wycombe? Draw 1-1

tigertony wrote:

I notice that the 1st ever player has been charged with ''feigning injury'' a new rule this season. Has someone told Wycombe? Draw 1-1

Joe Jacobsen

How about a property speculator being charged with feigning interest in a football club ? When's that going to happen ?
Football has a long way to go. The antics of the gladiators are irrelevant. Quo vadis.

Bring back memories does it?

Sniggers,

We haven't got a chance

2-0 comprehensive defeat

BRENT OUT

I don't think we will lose 2 in a row 1-3 win

With the way they play, and the way we now play under Adams, I'm seriously considering a hefty wager on both teams scoring. It would seem nailed on.

So you just know it'll be 0-0.

Could really do with not losing this, but this is Argyle. 2-1 to the generic anonymous Home Counties team.

Anyone going?

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Bring back memories does it?

Sniggers,

Indeed - the 2-0 victory in the league last season.

Think we'll win this one. COYG.

Czarcasm wrote:

With the way they play, and the way we now play under Adams, I'm seriously considering a hefty wager on both teams scoring. It would seem nailed on.

So you just know it'll be 0-0.

I had a recent wobble with this strategy after Northampton and Carlisle but given that it is generally at 5/6 I think this is a winning strategy this year. Just like last year's was no goals at HT or less than 1.5 goals.

Wycombe view on the match


All you need to know ahead of the visit of the Pilgrims on Saturday (k.o. 3pm).


It's 2nd vs 3rd at Adams Park as the Chairboys and Pilgrims go head to head four months after their play-off encounters, with neither side showing any ill effects from the heartbreak which ensued.

Gareth Ainsworth's men won 5-3 on aggregate in the semi-finals to secure their route to Wembley, and have continued their excellent momentum from last year into the new campaign, winning four and drawing two of their opening six fixtures.

For Argyle, it was a case of revolution rather than evolution over the summer, with boss John Sheridan leaving to be replaced by Scotsman Derek Adams, who has overseen a transition in personnel and strategy to help his team achieve 12 points so far.

Plymouth's recent record at Adams Park is impressive - barring their play-off hiccup - but tomorrow could be their toughest visit yet against a Wanderers side who have won five of their last seven league outings on home soil, and have adapted superbly to the new playing surface which has been conducive to some excellent attacking football.

New striker Gozie Ugwu will be hoping to thrive on that style of play if he is handed his debut in the Wycombe side after signing on Wednesday, and he could be one of three former Pilgrims in the team with Jason Banton and Paul Hayes also facing their old employers.

Aaron Pierre is back from international duty after playing twice for Grenada in World Cup qualifiers and he's in contention, with Anthony Stewart the only confirmed absentee due to his knee problem which will keep him out until Christmas.

Argyle have one former Chairboy in their ranks - striker Reuben Reid - who's returned to the squad after injury, but they have excellent competition for places in attack in their 4-2-3-1 formation, with Ryan Brunt, Jake Jervis and Craig Tanner all available.

Either side could go top with a win if Leyton Orient slip up at Cambridge, which will act as a nice incentive for what both sets of fans in what should be the biggest crowd of the season so far at Adams Park



Bus service are back

The Arriva matchday bus will continue into the 2015/16 season.

Following the successful operation of the service last season, the bus will once again be available for home and away fans to gain simple, convenient access to the stadium from one of three pick-up points.

Based on a review of the pricing structure, there will now be a small charge for concessions as follows:

Adult return: £3
Adult single: £2
Concession return: £1.50
Concession single: £1

Fares are charged at the same rate regardless of where passengers board the service. Concessions are classed at under 16s and over 60s.

The service timetables are as follows:

Saturday service (for 3pm kick-offs)
Outbound:
Wycombe Railway Station – 13.05 and 14.05
Eden Bus Station – 13.15 and 14.15
Cressex Park & Ride – 13.25 and 14.25
Adams Park – 13.35 and 14.35
Return:
Adams Park – 17.10
Cressex Park & Ride – 17.20
Eden Bus Station – 17.30
Wycombe Railway Station – 17.40

Not overly confident about this one I'm afraid.

Hard game today not confident to you watch Banton who couldnt trap a bag of cement plus kept tripping over the ball and running it out of play will play a absolute blinder and score you could put your house on it you watch bloody Sods law

Look how far we've come! Worried about a trip up to Wycombe FFS and that after being in this shite league for 5 feckin years. I went to college in Wycombe and used to go and watch the odd match, they were about four leagues below the football league back then, sort it out Adams lets smash the Bodgers into next week.

Won easily in the league there last season....what's the worry....... .

Iggy wrote:

Look how far we've come! Worried about a trip up to Wycombe FFS and that after being in this shite league for 5 feckin years. I went to college in Wycombe and used to go and watch the odd match, they were about four leagues below the football league back then, sort it out Adams lets smash the Bodgers into next week.

That'll do me

In our seats. Looks like we are playing in lush lilac!

Don't sweat the small stuff this is a nailed on 2-1 Victory

Cam on you Chair Boys.

Lazy Rueben 1-0!