Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
Damn ! well it couldn't last for ever . and at least it wasn't losing to Rovers 



Fucking crap Christmas results for Wycombe . That 4 points at the top is gone now . At least we'll do Rovers on New Years

Haha! You'll be lucky!Savage Henry said:Fucking crap Christmas results for Wycombe . That 4 points at the top is gone now . At least we'll do Rovers on New Years![]()


Red O said:Six pointer on Thursday when Orient go to your place. You're unbeaten at home, we're unbeaten away and have scored nine in two games since Lee Steele came back into the side. Cue much cursing when you and Grimsby both scored late on today...



Savage Henry said:If I was a Rovers supporter I wouldn't be looking forward to tommorow![]()

Thats fighting talk that isJTG said:Piss off, we're in form and climbing the table fast. Can't see Wycombe poxy Wanderers stopping us![]()


Savage Henry said:![]()
Back at the top
4 goals against the 3rd placed team , hopefully we can put the loss and draw to Torfuckinquay behind us now
If I was a Rovers supporter I wouldn't be looking forward to tommorow![]()

Wycombe Wanderers Supporters Trust
Safe Standing Day
WWFC v Leyton Orient 29th December 05 KO 19:45
The ability to stand and watch a football match is, to many, a very
emotive issue with a growing number of football fans objecting to the
current national stadium regulations that prevent standing at the
country's top level matches. Wycombe Wanderers Supporters and Founders
Trusts, with the backing of the football club, have announced that the
forthcoming League Two fixture with Leyton Orient on 29 December 2005
will be designated 'Safe Standing Day'.
'Safe Standing Day' is an initiative designed with a specific purpose
- to fill Wycombe's Valley End Terrace as a statement to the
footballing authorities that supporters value the choice of whether to
stand or sit to watch the Football Club they have grown up with.
Standing at a football match is a basic right that should be available
to all football fans no matter at what level their team play. Wycombe
Wanderers are in an enviable position, compared to many clubs, of
having a traditional terrace at the 'home end' of the ground and they
want to keep it that way! The increasing number of all-seater stadia
now being built takes that right away as does the Football League
requirement for any football club to convert to an all-seater stadium
within three years of promotion to the Championship.
Wycombe Wanderers' home match against Leyton Orient will be covered
live on TV by Sky Sports. The Club and both its Trusts will use this
match to raise the issue of Safe Standing on a national level.
Since the Hillsborough tragedy and the subsequent Taylor Report, a
body of supporters have been campaigning for safe standing areas. The
aim of Stand Up Sit Down (http://www.standupsitdown.co.uk/) is to
restore supporters' choice as to whether they can stand or sit to
watch matches, by agreeing areas where safe standing will be accepted.
Campaign Co-ordinator for SUSD, Peter Caton, comments, 'Ask supporters
what they enjoy about watching football and many stress the importance
of atmosphere and the feeling that they are participating in an event
- not just spectating. They add that all-seat stadiums have greatly
reduced atmosphere and some of them have stopped attending matches as
a result.' Caton adds, 'Lord Justice Taylor conceded that standing
areas were not intrinsically unsafe. It is time to accept that the
current regulations are unworkable and that managed standing areas
should be introduced'.
In support of the aims of Stand Up Sit Down, Wycombe Wanderers and
both its Trusts are encouraging supporters to fill the club's Valley
End Terrace for this match. In recognition of the national importance
of this issue, the Club is also inviting fans of other football clubs
to come to this match and stand in the terrace. In order to meet
safety requirements, therefore, and in recognition of the terrace's
maximum safe capacity of 1,850, the terrace has been designated all-
ticket for this match only and the club encourages supporters that
want to stand to buy tickets in advance to prevent disappointment.
Tickets can be obtained either through the club's online ticket
facility at https://tickets.wwfc.com or via its ticket hotline on
01494 441118.
As a further safety consideration, supporters are reminded that only
fans taller than 1.2m are currently permitted to stand on the terrace.
It is our intention that Safe Standing Day rigorously abides by all
safety procedures in order to make its point more forcefully, and we
hope that you understand our reasons for this. Any existing Season
Ticket Holder who is affected will be relocated to any other area of
the ground.
The Trusts hope that you will choose to support this initiative by
joining Wycombe fans in standing safely on 29 December!
Tedix said:We'll take care of Wycombe tomorrow, don't you worry![]()
Onket said:Did anyone go to the Wycombe-Orient game? I ask because of this email I received the other day- anyone know how it went? Fair play to Wycombe for supporting the cause.
Apologies for the large cut n paste.


not had time to comment . I looked on teletext at about 4.15 and it was 1-3 , I was fucking shocked when I saw the final scoreline . At least Grimsby lost as well ( I think ) so we should still be top ( haven't checked the table yet )Red O said:No word from the Wycombe camp yet?4-5, fucking hell...

Monkeygrinder's Organ said:I'm still totally baffled.![]()






