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Now Is the Time……. to Join the WW Trust
Since yesterday’s Press Release – see below – there has been a lot of positive feedback and support from Wycombe fans about the proposed takeover of the Football Club by the Wycombe Wanderers Trust. Whilst there is still much to be done to finalise this deal, the Trust is keen to welcome more Wycombe fans into [more...]
Why You Should Join the Trust
Honouring our Past – Protecting our Future During the Season: Do you want a say in the day to day running of your football club? Do you want your suggestions taken seriously? Do you want direct access to the club at board level? Do you want your complaints discussed with the Club and to get [more...]
Too Much TV Football?
As I sat down reviewing the TV magazine for the week ahead, this thought came into my mind! Is TV damaging the game that feeds it? This week we Wycombe fans have the prospect of looking forward to games against two of our rivals for survival – Yeovil at home on Tuesday night and Walsall away [more...]
Great Feedback from Gary
Gary Waddock has thanked supporters at the Wycombe Wanderers Trust AGM on Wednesday night for their support of him and his team ahead of the final three months of the season. The Blues boss was joined by keeper Nikki Bull and ex-player Keith Ryan for a Q&A session after the formalities of the meeting at [more...]
125 Year Anniversary – tell us how to celebrate
Next season the Blues will celebrate being 125 years old. Further to the request for views on a commemorative shirt design from before Christmas, we would now like your thoughts on how this anniversary should be celebrated. The Club are keen to hear what the fans want and this is your chance to get involved. [more...]
Operations update
Two WW Trust Board members held a very positive Operational Issues meeting with Andy Pelley and Karen Murphy at the Club on 19th October – some of which has already been reported here. On Matchday Catering: a) Woodlands Catering quality of food was discussed, and the general feeling had been from feedback received was that quality was acceptable. [more...]