wycombe v slough

[GarySTFC]

And league promotion was far more important than getting through to the final of the cup.

 

I'd rather be in the position we're in at the moment, than having got to the final of the B&B Cup last year and stayed down.

[Mark44]

yeah i kno but why try against maidenhead then

[Barry Scott]

because that was scheduled in the middle of a week between two league games on saturdays. Like I said, this was our third game in five days and we still weren't sure of getting promotion

[Mark44]

i suppose so, i just wana c slough win sumin 4 a change.

[Guest]

we got promoted!

 

brighton rebel

[GarySTFC]

I think 'promoted' is the better way of putting it, or perhaps 'avoided a mass relegation' is better.

 

Certainly no promotion as we're no closer to the Conference than what we were last season.

[Mark44]

well at least our league sounds better now lol.

[Nathan]

he should have put out the reserves if eddie didn't care about the match

[A Rebel and a Saint]

i hope that he puts out a good team for the wycombe game, i wanna see a slough win!!! but i guess that there are other games around it that could take priority

[Guest]

He will put out a full strength side. Not playing till following Sunday only one game in previous 10 days. If we really have forund form like at Eastleigh best thing is to keep playing. Winning is a habit.

[Guest]

Players much prefer to play than train. They'll just skip one of the two weekly training sessions and put out a full side.

 

I hope Slough fans turn out in force. Bring it on!

[Barry Scott]

well, with Man Utd vs Arsenal on the telly we could be thin on the ground

[A Rebel and a Saint]

true, true, thats why were not mentioning it to the gooner that we are taking to the slough game!!

[Don Juan DeMarcus]

People that would prefer to watch that Sh*t are not welcome in my eyes anyhow <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> (stir stir)

[A Rebel and a Saint]

in trying to access the wycombe website i came across this:

www.wycombewanderers.com

it appears that we are not the only local football team with fans which are unhappy with the owners!

[GarySTFC]

Not local, but Runcorn are in a very similar situation to us as are Margate. Hoepfully, we can pool ideas and see the positives that each group of supporters has found so far in their attempts to secure their own long term futures.

[growler]

When was the last time any team in this competition treated it with any seriousness. It is the biggest waste of time and money and has been for years. Shame we can not fit in an all important league game instead.

[Matt]

The competition would be much, much better if more teams from the 2 counties actually entered, and if Reading could be bothered, even if it was only their reserves. Is it just the fact that there's different levels and different competitions, i.e. 'senior' and 'intermediate' that other smaller clubs (like Reading Town) don't enter?

[Guest]

The B+B in times gone by would have every senior team in the two counties enter. These days I think only eight enter with MK Dons entering for the first time this year. Reading Town, AFC Newbury, Thatcham etc enter the B+B Senior Trophy. In other countty associations teams are obliged to field full strength teams even when premiership meets non league. I'm really looking forward to this and even a couple of seasons ago in 442 a WW fan stated that the Rebels were their most hated local rivals.

[Matt]

It would be nice to still consider each other rivals. I think a lot of the 'younger' fans at Wycombe may not realise the rivalry and history between the teams in the 1990's. And indeed at Slough too - I for one only started going to games in 1997.