All the news stories from March 2004
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CONTRACT TALKS CONTINUE
(Wednesday 31st March 2004)
Tony Adams is continuing talks with several key First Teamers this week as he prepares to make decisions on several out of contract players. Danny Bulman, Darren Currie, Charlie Mapes, Scott Marshall, Danny Senda, Ian Simpemba, Michael Simpson, Chris Vinnicombe and Steve Williams are all in waiting, while Steve Brown plans to retire. It's also understood that Adams has already lined up at least two new players (including a right-back) on pre-contract terms for next season but their names will not be revealed until the close season. | |
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ANOTHER YEAR FOR WASPS
(Tuesday 30th March 2004)
In a joint statement to the press, London Wasps and Wycombe Wanderers have announced that the rugby club have taken up their option to stay another year at Adams Park. London Wasps Chairman Chris Wright added “Sometime during the next 12-months, it’s our intention to make a decision about where we will play our rugby for the longer term”.  Read more | |
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RESERVES BEAT PALACE
(Tuesday 30th March 2004)
Wanderers' Reserves beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at Selhurst Park on Tuesday afternoon in another friendly match arranged to view triallists. Wanderers included Liverpool Academy defender Adam Flyn; Michael Taylor, a 21 year old central defender and former trainee at Blackburn Rovers; Walter Thomas a left sided player from Spurs and Lee Wogan appeared in goal again. Wanderers took an early lead with a deflected effort from Jonny Dixon and after Palace had levelled before the break Charlie Mapes scored the winner with a second-half free-kick.
Line-up: Worgan, Simpemba, Reilly, Taylor, Flynn, Bulman, Brown, Mapes, Philo, Dixon, Thomas (sub HT Gordon) | |
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BOMBER TO JOIN MAGPIES
(Tuesday 30th March 2004)
It's now confirmed that Richard Harris has joined Ryman League Premier side Maidenhead United on a loan until the end of the season. The Magpies completed the signing before the Ryman League registration deadline of 5pm on Wednesday (31st March). The 23 year old striker has been told that his contract will not be renewed at Wycombe this summer. | |
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BEES SETTLE DIFFERENCES
(Tuesday 30th March 2004)
Barnet have come to an agreement with Brentford over the alledged poaching of Manager Martin Allen and Assistant Damien Doyle. The matter was settled in the High Court on Monday (29th March) with Brentford agreeing to pay the Conference side an undisclosed compensation fee.
Barnet - Quick Guide Brentford - Quick Guide |
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TA TO LOOK AT POOL YOUTH
(Monday 29th March 2004)
Tony Adams is taking a look at released Liverpool Academy youngster Adam Flynn. The 19 year old prefers a central defensive role but has also been used to good effect at right-back and the right of midfield during his time with the Anfield set-up where he was a member of their U17 title winning side. The St Helens born player featured for the Wanderers in a friendly with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Tuesday afternoon along with other three other triallists. | |
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DEVINE MOVE REJECTED
(Monday 29th March 2004)
Deadline day saw Exeter City reject a bid from Bristol Rovers for former Wanderers striker Sean Devine. The player was unware of the deal until he read about it in the press but it was turned down by The Grecians' bosses along with a possible loan move. City may have been swayed by the fact they still owe Wanderers for an earlier part of the deal under the previous owners but would have to pay the complete outstanding balance of the £75,000 fee if the player transferred to another club before making 60 appearances, even if no fee was involved. Devine has scored 30 times in 53 appearances since his tranfer in December 2002. | |
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OLDHAM 2 WYCOMBE 3
(Saturday 27th March 2004)
The sheer joy and relief at the end of this match was plain to see as Wanderers players, staff and followers celebrated Wycombe's first away League victory for more than 12 months. It may not be enough to beat the drop but having seen two clinical finishes from Nathan Tyson and Craig Faulconbridge's 88th minute close range strike secure the points, it was evident that this team will not give up without a fight. Oldham 2 Wycombe 3 - Match report |
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SWINDON HOME - ALL TICKET
(Saturday 27th March 2004)
The home game with Swindon Town on Saturday 17th April has been made 'All-ticket' for all areas of the ground. Chairboys on the Net understands the decision follows comments from the Police after several QPR fans made themselves obvious in home areas of Adams Park during the League meeting on 20th March. A planning obligation related to the extension of the 'away-end' requires all away fans to be housed in one stand. | |
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NO PRICE INCREASE FOR 04/05
(Saturday 27th March 2004)
The Club are set to announce that there will be no increase on Season Ticket or Matchday prices for next season. A glossy 'Blues News' brochure with messages from both Tony Adams and Club Chairman Ivor Beeks will be issued to supporters over the next few weeks. Season Tickets will go on sale from 12th April at the 'Super Early Bird' prices. Full details to follow. | |
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JONA AND BIG TEL QUOTES
(Friday 26th March 2004)
It's understood that Terry Evans and Dave Jones would have had to accept a 20% wage cut if Wanderers were relegated and this had played a major part in their decision to leave. Read more and their key quotes to the media in the article below.
'Jona' and 'Big Tel' say goodbye - more | |
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MORE DEADLINE DAY NEWS
(Friday 26th March 2004)
Tony Adams' plan to bring in new faces on deadline day failed according to reports in press. The Wycombe boss was hoping to sign Nottingham Forest defender Chris Doig but Forest Manager Joe Kinnear opted to keep the former Scottish Under 21 on. Adams also made efforts to bring a mystery Liverpool reserve player on loan until the end of the season but that idea fell apart when the player was included in the Premiership side's midweek UEFA trip to Marseille. | |
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NO TO NETHERCOTT
(Friday 26th March 2004)
Tony Adams has ruled out keeping Stuart Nethercott at the Club this season beyond the end of his loan deal that expires after the home game with Port Vale on Saturday 3rd April. Adams commented to the BFP "He's on too much money at Millwall and it's not financially do-able for us." However, Adams hasn't ruled out the possibility of something happening when the defender's contract runs out at Millwall during the summer. | |
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RUBY MOVE ON HOLD
(Friday 26th March 2004)
The confusion surrounding Darren Currie's future at the Club compounded on Thursday when despite agreeing with Tony Adams that he could leave the Club, the player had still not agreed a deal elsewhere by the 5pm deadline. Oldham Athletic were one of the main contenders for his signature but Tony Adams says he expects Currie to still be a Wycombe player when Wanderers travel there on Saturday. |
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JOCKY LEAVES FOR WALSALL
(Thursday 25th March 2004)
Jermaine McSporran is the first surprise departure on transfer deadline day at Wycombe. 'Jocky', leading scorer with the Wanderers this season, has joined First Division Walsall until the end of the season after agreeing a deal with Saddlers boss Colin Lee. McSporran leaves for Walsall - more |
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DEADLINE DAY
(Thursday 25th March 2004)
Gavin Holligan's move to Havant and Waterlooville turned out to be the only other activity on transfer deadline at Wycombe. For the record, Danny Bulman, Darren Currie, Charlie Mapes, Scott Marshall, Danny Senda, Ian Simpemba, Michael Simpson, Chris Vinnicombe and Steve Williams are all out of contract in the summer; Steve Brown is set to retire from the playing side; while Lewis Cook, Richard Harris and Andy Thomson have already been told they can leave. | |
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REILLY SIGNS PRO DEAL
(Wednesday 24th March 2004)
Wanderers' Second Year Scholar Andy Reilly has signed his first pro-deal with the Club following discussions with Manager Tony Adams. The 18 year old has signed a year long deal that will replace the Third and final year of his Scholarship. |
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BARNET TAKE LEGAL ACTION
(Wednesday 24th March 2004)
Barnet are to take legal action against former Manager Martin Allen and Assistant Damien Doyle following their recent move to Brentford. The Conference side applied to the High Court for an injunction against the appointments, claiming they had failed to give Barnet 'appropriate notice'. A barrister acting for Barnet said their departure had left the club 'paralysed' and 'in chaos'. A full hearing will be heard on Monday (29th March). Wanderers travel to Brentford on Saturday 24th April. Barnet - Quick Guide |
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NO SCOTS CALL FOR REILLY
(Tuesday 23rd March 2004)
Wanderers' Second Year Scholar Andy Reilly has missed out on being called-up for the Scottish Under 21 squad to face Romania on Tuesday 30th March. Reilly, who is still only 18, gained his first cap when he came on as substitute in Scotland's friendly with Hungary in February but Scottish coach Rainer Bonhof named a further nine more new faces when he announced his latest 25 man squad on Wednesday. |
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RESERVES DRAW WITH POSH
(Tuesday 23rd March 2004)
Wanderers' Reserves drew 0-0 with Peterborough United on Tuesday afternoon at Adams Park. The Wycombe line-up included two triallists; goalkeeper Lee Worgan played his second game for the Wanderers; while a new face at right-back was Jay Lovett. The 24 year old was released from Brentford last summer and has played for Farnborough Town and Lewes this season before a recent move to Aldershot. Line-up: Worgan, Gregory (sub 39 Simpemba), Reilly, McClurg, Hole, Simpemba, Gordon (sub 78 Grier), Mapes, Griffiths (sub 60 Tungatt), Dixon, Lovatt | |
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JONA DEPARTURE CONFIRMED
(Monday 22nd March 2004)
Following on from Saturday's Chairboys on the Net news item revealing the departure of Youth Team Physio Terry Evans, the Club have now confirmed Evans' departure along with Club Sports Therapist Dave Jones. Both have included family reasons for their departure. Jones, who has been with the Club since 1986 and has worked with nine different Managers, is taking up a position at the University of Hertfordshire. He commented on the Club's official website "It has been a very difficult decision, however, I feel that this is an excellent opportunity and a good career move." | |
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WYCOMBE 2 QPR 2
(Saturday 20th March 2004)
Wanderers recorded their ninth draw in 13 games after they threw away a two goal lead to draw with promotion chasing Queens Park Rangers at a windswept Adams Park on Saturday. The crowd of 7,634 was Wanderers biggest gate of the season. See link for match report.
Wycombe 2 QPR 2 - Match report |
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'BIG TEL' TO LEAVE
(Saturday 20th March 2004)
Chairboys on the Net has learnt that Youth Team Physio Terry Evans is set to leave the Club as the behind the scenes shake-up amongst the Youth system continues at Adams Park. It's understood that Tony Adams has been anaylising the fitness aspect of all players throughout the Club and there could be more changes on the way before the season is out. | |
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U19's VICTORY AGAIN
(Saturday 13th March 2004)
Wanderers U19's registered another victory as they came from behind to beat Bristol Rovers 2-1 at Molins Sports Ground on Saturday morning in an Umbro Isotonic Youth Alliance merit match. Sam Jones gave the visitors the lead in the 15th minute with a wind assisted effort but goals from deep on the right wing by Matty Fox and Rob Tungatt put Wanderers ahead before the break and there were no further goals. Youth Team info |
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ADAMS STILL LOOKING
(Friday 19th March 2004)
Tony Adams is still on the look out for a further loan player after his plans to bring in Manchester United's American striker Kenny Cooper were put on ice. United want to keep the 19 year old at Old Trafford for further development but Adams may go back in the summer to continue talks to bring the 6'3" player to Wycombe. Texan born Cooper joined United last summer. | |
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BOMBER TO BE RELEASED
(Friday 19th March 2004)
Richard Harris has been told he will be released by the Wanderers at the end of the season. The 23 year old striker has not featured for the First Team under Tony Adams. Harris commented to the Bucks Free Press "I'm really disappointed to be leaving but I am going to bounce back and prove people wrong." Richard Harris - Player profile | |
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NEW DEAL FOR WASPS?
(Friday 19th March 2004)
A decision on the new deal between Wanderers and London Wasps is expected to be announced within the next week following discussions between the two clubs and officials from Wycombe District Council. Wasps are thought to have a number of allies within the Council helping their cause to stay but the latest 'cat and mouse' talks between the two clubs took place last Tuesday and no agreement could be reached. A five year deal has been suggested but Wasps want to include a series of clauses relating to ground capacity and access/egress issues. |
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BROWNIE TESTIMONIAL QUIZ
(Thursday 18th March 2004)
The Quiz Evening in the Vere Suite on Thursday 18th March in aid of Steve Brown's testimonial fund was well attended and raised over £400. Also note the date of Tuesday 20th April when 'Brownie' will be talking about his ten years at the Club and showing some of his home videos during another evening in the Vere Suite. Tickets available now for £10. |
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ALLEN NEW BEES BOSS
(Thursday 18th March 2004)
Martin Allen is set to be announced as the new Manager at Brentford as the successor to Wally Downes. Allen resigned from his position as Barnet Manager on Wednesday evening after the Conference side had reluctantly allowed Brentford to talk to the former Assistant at Reading. Brentford - Quick Guide |
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VILLA TOO STRONG
(Wednesday 17th March 2004)
Wanderers went down 4-0 in a 'behind closed doors' friendly with Aston Villa at their Bodymoor Heath training ground on Wednesday afternoon. Wanderers named three triallists in their line-up as Tony Adams continued to take a look at potential signings. They were Lee Worgan (20 year old goalkeeper from Wimbledon), Anthony Storey (18 year old central midfielder from the Middlesbrough Youth Academy) and Danny Wood (19 year old central midfielder and former Sheffield United trainee). Peter Crouch (2), Marcus Allback and Alan Brazil were the scorers for Villa. Wycombe line-up: Worgon, Rogers, Hole, Simpemba, Reilly, Mapes, Storey, Wood, Fox, Dixon, Tungatt | |
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COLCHESTER 1 WYCOMBE 1
(Tuesday 16th March 2004)
Wanderers completed a year without an away win in the League following a 1-1 draw at Layer Road on Tuesday evening against Colchester United. Michael Simpson scored Wycombe's goal after Craig Fagan had put The U's ahead with an early penalty.
Colchester 1 Wycombe 1 - Match report | |
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LOAN LATEST FROM TA
(Monday 15th March 2004)
Tony Adams is looking to finalise his final loan deal of the season this week. He told BBC Three Counties Radio
"I've got one loan left and I'm going to use it on someone who hopefully is going to be playing for us for the next ten games and have a real good look at with a view to a permanent move."
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BEES RELIEVE BOSS
(Sunday 14th March 2004)
Brentford announced on Sunday evening that Manager Wally Downes had been "relieved of his responsibilities".
Downes had been in charge at Griffin Park since the summer of 2002 but since his side beat Wycombe at Adams Park in November 2003 they went on to win just once in 18 games - picking up 8 points from a possible 54. Downes becomes the 12th Division Two Manager to leave their post this season. | |
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WYCOMBE 1 NOTTS COUNTY 1
(Saturday 13th March 2004)
Wanderers drew the "must win" game with Notts County on Saturday and can all but start planning for life in Division Three next season after results elsewhere stepped up the gap to safety to a massive 14 points and just ten games remaining. It could have worse too but for Nathan Tyson's equaliser on 78 minutes to level the scores at 1-1 .
Wycombe 1 Notts County 1 - Match report | |
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EX-WANDERER FOR YOUTHS
(Saturday 13th March 2004)
Chairboys on the Net understands that former Wanderers' defender Gary Smith is set to become the new U19's coach at the Club to replace the departed Michael Forsyth. Smith is currently the U17's coach at First Division Wimbledon but will move to Adams Park before the end of the season. Smith played for the Wanderers between January 1990 and May 1992 making 87 First Team appearances. |
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U19's VICTORY
(Saturday 13th March 2004)
Wanderers U19's registered their first League victory for five months as a brace from Nathanial Griffiths saw Kidderminster Harriers beaten 2-0 at Molins Sports Ground on Saturday morning in an Umbro Isotonic Youth Alliance merit match. Youth Development Officer Colin Barnes took charge of team matters ahead of the appointment of Wanderers' new U19's coach.
Youth Team info 2003/2004 |
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TRIAL MATCH ARRANGED
(Friday 12th March 2004)
Tony Adams has arranged a another friendly match in order to take a look at squad members and triallists. The opposition this time will be Aston Villa on Wednesday 17th March at the Villa Bodymoor Heath training ground (kick-off 12 noon). Adams says he wants to take a further look at 'keeper Chris Tardif, right back Damien Batt, and central midfielder Glenn Whelan but has ruled out former Trinidad and Tobago international Avery John. | |
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ONE MORE LOAN
(Friday 12th March 2004)
Tony Adams said had a 50/50 chance of securing another striker on loan before Saturday's crucial League meeting with Notts County. The Wycombe boss has had his eye on three players for the last month or so, with the word that two are currently sitting in the Reserve sides at Premiership clubs while the other is at a Division One club. With the permanent signing of Nathan Tyson, Adams now has one loan place available again but any new deal would have needed to be completed by 5pm on Friday afternoon to allow an appearance against County. | |
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HOLLIGAN TO DEPART
(Friday 12th March 2004)
Gavin Holligan has been told by Tony Adams that his contract will not renewed in the summer. The striker has been loaned out to Crawley Town and Hornchurch this season following an injury hit spell with The Wanderers. Since signing at the start of the 2001/2 season he has scored 10 times from 27 starts and 23 substitute appearances.
Gavin Holligan - Player Profile
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TYSON DEAL COMPLETED
(Thursday 11th March 2004)
It has been officially confirmed that Nathan Tyson has finalised his permanent move from Reading to Wycombe for an undisclosed fee. The contract runs until June 2006. Tony Adams commented "We need good players and he is a good player. I think he can score goals in this division and in the division below, if that's where we end up." More quotes | |
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RADIO REPORTER APPEAL
Local radio station Swan FM are looking for potential match reporters to help improve coverage of all Wanderers' matches for the 2004/2005 season and are putting out an appeal via Chairboys on the Net. See the link below for more info.
Swan FM appeal for radio reporters
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RESERVES ROUTED
(Tuesday 9th March 2004)
A Wanderers Reserves XI including four traillists were beaten 4-0 in the friendly against Southampton at The Saints training on Tuesday afternoon. Marian Pahars (2), Michael Svensson and Dexter Blackstock were the scorers for the home side, while former Chesham United and Oldham Athletic defender Fitz Hall helped keep the Wanderers' front line at bay. Wycombe line-up: Tardiff, Batt, John, Reilly, Hole, Gordon, Mapes, Fox, Whelan, Dixon, Harris | |
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TRIALLIST INFO
(Tuesday 9th March 2004)
The four triallists on view in the Reserve friendly at Southampton were; goalkeeper Chris Tardif, a 24 year old former Portsmouth trainee who spent an extended loan spell at Bournemouth last season; right back Damien Batt, who has already played for Wanderers in a trial game this season having been released from the Norwich City Youth Accademy; central defender Avery John, a 28 year old Trinidad and Tobago international who has played regularly in Ireland for the past few years; and Glenn Whelan, a 19 year old central midfielder who is being released by Man City having appeared on loan at Bury this season. | |
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TYSON LATEST
(Tuesday 9th March 2004)
Nathan Tyson says he expects to complete his permanent move to Wycombe in time for this Saturday's crucial League game with Notts County at Adams Park. The on loan striker told the Midweek BFP that the problems were back at Reading over money owed to him and added "I want the whole thing sorting out as soon as possible. My agent is dealing with it. It's looking positive and hopefully it will happen soon." | |
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BOURNEMOUTH 1 WYCOMBE 0
(Saturday 6th March 2004)
A 20 yard strike from Wayne Cummings after 20 minutes was enough to see Wanderers beaten at Dean Court on Saturday. It's now ten games without a win for the Wanderers with the gap to safety now stretched back to eleven points following Chesterfield's 3-1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday afternoon. Bournemouth 1 Wycombe 0 - Match report | |
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COOK OUT ON LOAN
(Friday 5th March 2004)
Former Wanderers Youth Teamer Lewis Cook has agreed a month long loan deal with Dr Martens Premier side Cambridge City. The 20 year old has already been on loan at Weymouth earlier this season while a potential move to Maidenhead United fell through. Cook has been informed that he will not be offered a contract with Wycombe next season. Lewis Cook - profile |
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TYSON TO SIGN
(Friday 5th March 2004)
Wanderers have agreed an undisclosed fee with Reading for striker Nathan Tyson but the two year deal is being held up over complications due to money owed the player by The Royals. A temporary loan deal that runs until 6th March has been struck to enable the 21 year old to play against Bournemouth on Saturday with Wanderers claiming that Reading will not agree a longer deal as it could prevent other clubs coming in. Tony Adams told the Bucks Free Press "The personal terms are done. Nathan wants to come and play for Wycombe, he loves it here." | |
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BEVAN SAYS NO TO WYCOMBE
(Friday 5th March 2004)
Scott Bevan has turned down Wycombe in favour of a move to Milton Keynes based Wimbledon. The 'keeper had been offered a two year deal by Tony Adams after originally spending a month on loan at Wycombe but has opted to play for a Club currently in freefall to Division Two and serious financial problems. The 'keeper has been offered a three year deal with The Dons but cannot sign until they come out of administration. |
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NETHERCOTT LOAN EXTENDED
(Friday 5th March 2004)
Tony Adams has signed Millwall defender Stuart Nethercott for a third and final month on loan with a view to a permanent deal being struck before the transfer deadline on 25th March. Adams, who has praised the 30 year old's leadership qualities, commented "He has been excellent. He's a strong character and has given a lot to the team" | |
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FANS FORUM REPORT
(Friday 5th March 2004)
The first Fans Forum since the appointment of Tony Adams took place in The Vere Suite on Thursday 26th February 2004. See the link below for Chairboys on the Net exclusive report with some of the key quotes from the Wycombe boss.
Tony Adams at Fans Forum - read more | |
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DIV 2 BOSSES ON MOVE
(Thursday 4th March 2004)
A hectic day on the Division Two Manager merry-go-round. Highflyers Plymouth Argyle have confirmed they have released Manager Paul Sturrock from his contract to allow him to be the next Manager of Premiership Southampton. The move puts to an end rumours of a return to The Saints of Glenn Hoddle with his usual assistant John Gorman to follow. Meanwhile, Grimsby Town have named former Chesterfield and Bradford City Manager Nicky Law as their new boss until the end of the season. Finally, Paul Hart takes over at Barnsley after it was announced that Gudjon Thordarson had been sacked. Ten Managers have now left Division Two clubs so far this season. | |
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MARK PHILO SIGNS NEW DEAL
(Thursday 4th March 2004)
Third Year Scholar Mark Philo has signed a new professional contract that runs until June 2005. The 18 year old midfielder made his Football League debut for the Wanderers when he came on as substitute in the game at Barnsley in February. Philo originally joined the Club at the start of the 2000/1 season after he was spotted playing at County level. | |
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WW XI LOSE TO ROYALS
(Wednesday 3rd March 2004)
A Wanderers side consisting of triallists from Europe and squad members went down 4-1 to Reading in another hastily arranged friendly match that took place at Adams Park on Wednesday afternoon. The Reading official website announced the match (which was free entry) at around 11am on the day of the match but the Wanderers' official line was that they did not want it widely publicised. It turns out that Wanderers' goal came from a late penalty by Brazillian traillist Emerson. Fellow Brazillian Reginaldo also turned out again in the centre of defence while the other traillists included former Aston Villa and Bristol City youngster Lee Maguire, now playing at Colywn Bay, along with players from the French and Portugese Leagues. | |
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LOANS TO BE EXTENDED?
(Wednesday 3rd March 2004)
It's expected that the loans of both Stuart Nethercott and Nathan Tyson will be extended for a third month later this week. Tony Adams also says he is hoping to sign both players but will have to negotiate with Reading over a possible fee for Tyson who is contracted until the summer of 2005. Loan deals for either player would have to end on 3rd April while the deadline for signing on a permanent basis is Thursday 25th March. | |
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BRISTOL CITY 1 WYCOMBE 1
(Tuesday 2nd March 2004)
Wanderers snatched a draw at Ashton Gate on Tuesday evening when Jermaine McSporran stooped in to force home a Dannie Bulman cross from the right with 18 minutes left on the clock. The home fans had been frustrated for most of the game but Danny Wilson's side eventually took the lead on the hour mark when Mark Goodfellow fired past Steve Williams.
Bristol City 1 Wycombe 1 - Match report | |
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BEVAN COMING BACK?
(Monday 1st March 2004)
Reports in the national press on Monday suggested that Tony Adams was trying to bring back Scott Bevan on a short term deal to cover for Wanderers' goalkeeper injury crisis. The Southampton 'keeper spent a month on loan at Wycombe earlier this year but returned due to alledged financial considerations. However, any deal this time around would have to be permanent because Wanderers have already reached their maximum quota of eight loan players and would only be allowed another goalkeeper if ALL their professional 'keepers could be proved to be unfit. The report has since been confirmed by the Club but a deal could not be agreed before Tuesday's game at Bristol. |
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