WANDERERS boss Paul Lambert has called on the fans to turn Adams Park into a cauldron of noise for Sunday evening's play-off semi-final first leg at home to Stockport County
He said: "He said: "If ever there was two days we need the fans it's now. We need the ground rocking. We need their noise in abundance. We need them to bring every bit of energy they have got and it will bounce off them."
Come on Wycombe. Get to the final so I can have my first trip to the new Wembley. And the first time I can be bothered to watch you this season.
All fair weather fans are counting on you.
Come on Wycombe. Get to the final so I can have my first trip to the new Wembley. And the first time I can be bothered to watch you this season.
Some managers are bent and take cash payments for deliberately not securing a 1-3 league spot and ending up in the play-offs.
Most teams already have a twelth man - a straight manager!
Some managers are bent and take cash payments for deliberately not securing a 1-3 league spot and ending up in the play-offs.
Most teams already have a twelth man - a straight manager!
Posted by: happy blue, bucks on 5:14pm Thu 8 May 08
Mario what are you implying if it is that Lambert is not a straight mananger I hope you have proof to back that accusation up. If not don't make those sort of accusations.
Come on Blue we can do it !!!
Mario what are you implying if it is that Lambert is not a straight mananger I hope you have proof to back that accusation up. If not don't make those sort of accusations.
Come on Blue we can do it !!!
No, I'm saying there's a lot of bent management in the leagues.
Play-offs are an extremely lucrative end of season cash bonanza, much more so than just getting promoted in spots 1-3.
No, I'm saying there's a lot of bent management in the leagues.
Play-offs are an extremely lucrative end of season cash bonanza, much more so than just getting promoted in spots 1-3.
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