WYCOMBE TOWN FC vs Widmer End

Friendly number two worked out well with a strong 15 available to run out comfortable 8-1 winners today.
A very solid and composed performance from start to finish with goals from James o donavan (3), Mike Morrissey, Aaron Meyer, Reece Tranter, Johnny Mason and an O.G.

Team is shaping up nicely coming in too a month away from first league game.

Next week we take on Micklefield Utd who will be in our league next season so a good yardstick for our challenges next season.

Goal Scorers 

James o donavan (3)

 Mike Morrissey

Aaron Meyer

Reece Tranter

Johnny Mason

O.G.

FC Beaconsfield 1 v Wycombe Town FC 2

Away to FC Beaconsfield in the Premier Division, Wycombe Town picked up another valuable three points with an excellent teamwork display winning 2-1. ‘Town’ dominated the first half playing some great passing football and restricted Beaconsfield to random counter attacks. The first goal came from a corner which Beaconsfield failed to clear and 'man of the match' Gary Cook was on hand to put the ball in the net to make the score 1-0 at half time. The second half saw Beaconsfield get more into the game but the 'Town' defence held good and after a direct passing move up the pitch Michael Butcher was there to drive the ball into the net to make it 2-0. ‘Town’ held steady and even scored a third goal which unfortunately was an own goal, making the final score a very deserved 2-1 win.

SUNDAY 17th FEBRUARY

Wycombe Town FC's next fixture is this Sunday 17th February, where we play FC Beaconsfield in a Premier Division match at Holtspur. The clubs have faced one another many times over the years and the games are always close. Both teams are in a 'transition season' looking to build for the future and it will be an interesting game.

WIN FOR 'TOWN' !

In wet, windy, miserably cold and muddy conditions, ‘Town’ visited Ferny Fields at Booker to play King George V in a Premier division game. Kicking into the wind, ‘Town’ went on the attack restricting ‘King George’ to random counter attacks which the ‘Town’ defence handled well. After pressurising the ‘King George’ defence ‘Town’ got a break which James Hall capitalised on and slotted the ball into the net to make the score 1-0 at half time. Amazingly able to play some passing football in the bad conditions, ‘Town’ found themselves 3-0 up after Allison Batista drove the ball into the net and then Michael Butcher neatly chipped the keeper. ‘Town’ then let the lead slip with two soft goals and a superb shot and the score was even at 3-3. Making two late substitutions ‘Town’ went for the winner and pressurised the ‘King George’ goal mouth and substitute Craig Mant in only his second outing after injury in 10 months, latched on to a great through ball from Batista and drove the ball home, for ‘Town’ to claim all three points winning 4-3.

New Blue White and Brown kit!!!

PREMIER DIVISION ACTION!

Wycombe Town FC return to Premier Division action this week with a visit to Booker playing fields to play King George V. With key players returning from injury 'Town' are hoping for a return to winning ways.

'TOWN' YOUTH WIN 5-2!

Wycombe Town FC Youth 5 v Taplow United Youth 2

With Wycombe Town FC without a game this week our Youth team took the headlines. ‘Town’ attacked straight from the kick off and dominated play which eventually led to a great move with Dan Mason threading the ball to Marvin Taylor to score, this was shortly followed by another from Taylor and 2 from Khalil Hogan who’s pace was a threat all match. Taplow then got a well taken goal from a rare breakaway; the first half finished 4-1 and could have been much more. The second half was more even; Taplow became a bit more physical and tried to break up the ‘Town’ play, this allowed them to get some good possession and eventually to score making it 4-2. This spurred ‘Town’ to put in a massive effort and with a more open game both teams had chances but Taylor struck and finally got his hat trick and settled the match beyond doubt, giving ‘Town’ a well deserved 5-2 win.

'TOWN' RESUME LEAGUE PROGRAMME!

Wycombe Town FC's season resumes this Sunday 6th January, with a home fixture against Premier Division opponents, Chinnor Exiles, at Holtspur, 10.30 kick off!

LAST GAME BEFORE XMAS!

In the last game before Christmas, Wycombe Town FC visit the National Sports Centre at Bisham, Sunday, to play Hare & Hounds in a Premier division match. Tonight a chance to pep up your fitness before the game with training and every Wednesday, at Wye Valley School, Astroturf pitch, meeting at 7.20 for a 7.30 start. All players existing and new are welcome!!!

'YOUTH TEAM CUP WIN!'

With Wycombe Town FC's Premier league match with King George V frozen off, it was 'Towns' youth team who took center stage!

Wycombe Town AFC’s met old adversaries Blackstone Kites in a Cup Match on Sunday. ‘Kites’ were always going to provide stiff opposition and a competitive game, especially in the frosty conditions. With ‘Town’ improving as the season has progressed, they were still chasing that elusive first win, the game started well with ‘Town’ in full flow, moving the  ball quickly through the opposition with neat passing and dynamic wing  play. After intense pressure from ‘Town’ forcing six or seven corners and many scoring chances, Greg O’Hara finally popped up to powerfully head the first goal to make it 1-0 at half time.  Blackstone Kites were right back in the game as the second half started, scoring almost straight from the kick off to even the score. That seemed to create a spark for ‘Town’ and attack after attack followed, eventually the pressure counted and Dan Mason weaved through their defence and slid the ball left footed past the goalkeeper. ‘Town’ continued to press and it paid off again with O’Hara getting his second to make the final score 3-1 and book ‘Towns’ place in the next round with a well deserved win. Both teams should be congratulated on trying to play good football in difficult conditions

SUNDAY 2nd NOVEMBER

Wycombe Town FC travel to the Wycombe Rye to play King George V, in a Premier Division game this Sunday, 2nd November, with a 10.30 kick off time.

Disappointing Loss!

Wycombe Town FC visited Shelly Road to play Masters in the Premier division and disappointingly lost 9-1. Top of the league Masters played some excellent football and an improving Town found them hard to contain. 'Town' had their chances but could not get the ball into the net, apart from a 'goal of the match' shot scored by 'Town's' current 'top shot' Liam Holder. Training continues at Wye Valley School Astroturf on Wednesdays 7.20 meet for 7.30 start, existing and new players welcome..see you there!!!.

POINTS SHARED!

Result : Wycombe Town FC 1 v FC Beaconsfield 1

An improving Wycombe Town side started well and gave FC Beaconsfield a few scares early in the first half; playing some neat passing football they created several chances. With a few new faces in the line up, ‘Town’ moved the ball well and on one driving attack down the left, Steve Perry crossed a great ball which Liam Holder met with a flying header which powered in to the net. FC Beaconsfield began to get back into the game and equalised to make it 1-1 at half time.

 In the second half the game continued evenly matched, with each team squandering chances and 'Town' could wrapped it up in the last minute, when they broke away but the shot squirmed past the post and they had to end up sharing the points.

Wycombe Town FC vs FC Beaconsfield

The season continues on Sunday the 21st October, with a home game @ Holtspur, against FC Beaconsfield, in the Premier division, 10.30 kick off.

THE SEASON RESUMES......

Wycombe Town FC training resumes this Wednesday, 17th October, at Wye Valley School Astroturf, Bourne End, meet at 7.15pm all players welcome!

PLAYER AWARDS 2011/12

Wycombe Town FC Player Awards 2011/12 took place recently at Magnolia Park and a great time was had by all!

CHESHAM CHARITY CUP!

Wycombe travelled to Chesham today to take on Belmont FC in the Chesham Charity Cup. On a sideways slopping and very sticky pitch, Town got of to a flying start and went 1-0 up in thirty seconds with a great move finished of by Billy Mason, the game progressed with attacks at both ends and late in the second half Belmont hit the net for the teams to go in at half time one apiece. Town reorganised in the second half and and dominated large parts of the games but had lots of goal line action but could not get the ball in the net. extra time followed in the same vein and in the end Town triumphed 4-3 with successful penalties from Jonny Mason, Steve Perry, Billy Mason, Viny Cuva and Jason DeGelas saved the deciding penalty to send town through to the next round.