SATURDAY 23rd MAY

'THIS SATURDAY THE 23rd MAY IT'S THE WYCOMBE TOWN FC PLAYERS AWARDS 2009 '

In honour of our 15th year and we have reduced the tickets to £25 per couple, the bar will be open at 7pm, carvery dinner will be at 7.45pm, Player Awards take place at 9pm and the disco follows till late. Players, wives, friends, family, supporters in fact everyone is welcome to celebrate our fantastic season! Book your tickets with your manager or ring Ivan on 01628 476135. Be there!!! last years winners pictured below!

PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 08/09

With just one defeat in the league all season, Wycombe Town finished off the season in fantastic style with a win at home against FC Beaconsfield their nearest rivals. FC Beaconsfield took an early lead with a breakaway goal but Wycombe dominated large parts of the game and won 5-2. (report to follow).

THURSDAY 7th MAY

Wycombe Town endoresed their Premier League winning status with some flair and fast moving football whilst beating AFC Totteridge 7-2, away at Holmers Farm. Cooper in goal had large periods of the game where he was just a spectator whilst Town kept the pressure on. Sundays game at Wilks Park, Flackwell Heath against FC Beaconsfield, ends a fantastic season for the club with the League and Cup double for the second season and reaching the quater finals of the prestigious FA Carlsberg Sunday National Cup.

WYCOMBE TOWN FC celebrate their season at the 'Player Awards' on Saturday 23rd May!

RECENT RESULTS

Tuesday 5th May: in a strange end of season match Wycombe Town beat the Barn Club 9-6!!!

Sunday 3rd May: Wycombe Town beat Chinnor exiles 6-2 to claim the Premier League Title and the 'A' teams winning run which took them out of the religation battle finally ended in a tight match with AFC Wellsbourne winning 3-2.

TUESDAY 28th APRIL

Wycombe Town took a step nearer the Premier League Title with a 4-2 victory over King George V at Shelly Road. In a tight game Town were pegged back at 2-2 and scored two goals in the second half to secure victory.

NEW FIXTURES!

Thursday 7th May: AFC Totteridge v Wycombe Town FC at Holmers Farm, kick off 6.30pm
Sunday 10th May: Wycombe Town FC v FC Beaconsfield at Wilks Park, Flackwell Heath, kick off 10.30am

WYCOMBE TOWN RETAIN CHALLENGE CUP

Wycombe Town retained the Challenge Cup with a 2-1 victory over Royal Standard at Burnam FC. The goals came from Lee Thompson and Aaron Couch. The match, played at Burnham's The Gore ground in front of a large crowd took a while to get going, played on a tricky,hard surface there wasn't the chance to play a lot of football and theball spent a lot of time in the air, however Town did start the brighterof the two, Aaron Couch was having a lot of joy down the right wing,Woodward played him in and the keeper made a great save, a Thompsonheader went just over the bar, they were getting closer and they tookthe lead midway through when Mason slipped Couch through, the Standardkeeper was unable to hold onto the shot and Lee Thompson was on hand toslam home the rebound from close range. The lead was then doubledminutes later when a weak clearance from the Standard keeper found itsway to Couch who from 35 yards out took the ball down and chipped theball home back over the keepers head and into the net. This clearlydeflated Standard and they were lucky to only go into half time 2 nildown after a few more near misses.
The second half took on a similar pattern, again good football was apremium, the ball going from back to front far too often, a number ofsubstitutions were made by both sides and the play became very scrappywhich due to the scoreline suited Town, Standard needed to push forwardbut rarely troubled the Town backline, marshalled superbly by Shone andChemlal. With time running out Andy Shed got on the end of a throughball and poked the ball past Cooper into the Town goal to make it 2-1, afew nervy moments followed in the remaining 2 minutes of injury time butTown held on to retain their trophy which they won last year beatingChinnor Exiles 4-0.
Elsewhere Wycombe Town 'A' came back from 1-0 down to beat Cross Keys 3-2 (report to follow)