Wycombe Wanderers: Club Profile
One for the BBC Three Counties team to sink their teeth into (when Luton aren’t taking up the airwaves); our ‘derby’ with Wycombe Wanderers first played out in October 2010. But it’s not really an actual derby. There’s no bad blood or big history between the Chairboys and ourselves. Well, that’s what we think at least. There have been some battles – but not anything you’d say was out of the ordinary for two sides going at it hammer and tongs.
The Facts
Wycombe Wanderers: Record vs Boro'
| Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | 5 | 3 | 5 | 12 | 12 | 0 | 15 | 38% |
* league points only
Wycombe Wanderers: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Tuesday 08 October 2019
Saturday 05 May 2018
Saturday 09 December 2017
Saturday 11 February 2017
Saturday 17 September 2016
Saturday 12 March 2016
Saturday 17 October 2015
Saturday 28 February 2015
Saturday 23 August 2014
Saturday 31 March 2012
Saturday 31 December 2011
Saturday 12 March 2011
Saturday 02 October 2010
Players For Us... and Them
| Bruno Andrade | Profile |
| Steve Arnold | Profile |
| Paul Barrowcliff | Profile |
| Sam Beasant | Profile |
| Dean Bowditch | Profile |
| Jon Brady | Profile |
| Drewe Broughton | Profile |
| Dannie Bulman | Profile |
| Stuart Cash | Profile |
| Darius Charles | Profile |
| Gary Crawshaw | Profile |
| Craig Dobson | Profile |
| Adam El-Abd | Profile |
| James Ferry | Profile |
| Andronicos Georgiou | Profile |
| Anthony Grant | Profile |
| Gavin Grant | Profile |
| Steve Guppy | Profile |
| Charlie Horlock | Profile |
| Anthony Jeffrey | Profile |
| Stuart Lewis | Profile |
| Junior Lewis | Profile |
| Rowan Liburd | Profile |
| Michael Love | Profile |
| Craig Mackail-Smith | Profile |
| John Mousinho | Profile |
| John Nutter | Profile |
| Luke Oliver | Profile |
| David Perpetuini | Profile |
| Gary Phillips | Profile |
| Alex Revell | Profile |
| Neville Roach | Profile |
| Mark Rogers | Profile |
| Darren Rogers | Profile |
| Alex Samuel | Profile |
| Jason Soloman | Profile |
| Simon Stapleton | Profile |
| Shaun Stevens | Profile |
| David Stockdale | Profile |
| Mark Westhead | Profile |
| Gary Wraight | Profile |
Wycombe Wanderers Ground Information
Away Fans’ Stand
Dreams Stand
Ticket Info
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Facilities for Disabled Fans
First up, parking. Blue badge holders must pre-book one of 15 parking spaces via the Wycombe Wanderers ticket office if you’d like to park at the ground. If not, you pay the same £5 as everyone else.
We don’t know too much about the facilities, however. We believe there are 10 spaces for wheelchair users at pitchside in the away end. But there are no specific provision for fans with ambulant disabilities.
You can contact the club by calling 01494 441 118 or emailing [email protected].
Pre-Match Pints
We hear that the Scores Bar and Vere Suite at the ground lets away fans in for free. It’s the best bet unless you want to stop en-route or walk for 15 minutes. If you do, the Hour Glass is down the road on the third of three roundabouts as you head from the stadium.
Wycombe Wanderers Travel Information – Distance: 52 miles
By Road
Take the A1(M) south towards London, and depending on your preferred method, join the M25 anti-clockwise. We say ‘depending’. You can take the A414 towards St Albans and join the M25 at J21a to cut a corner.
Once on the M25, you’ll need to travel less than a quarter of the distance around as you leave for the Birmingham-bound M40 at J16. After about 26 miles, leave the M40 at J4 and join the A4010 heading towards Aylesbury for just over two miles.
At a mini-roundabout, you want to turn left into Lane End Road, followed by another right into Hillbottom Road.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
Parking
At the ground, you’ll find a decent-sized car park that costs £5 each. The nearby industrial estate also has parking options at around £3. But, with one road in and one road out, it’s a trial to get home after the game. You might also find some street parking if you’re lucky.
By Rail
Station: HIGH WYCOMBE
Services to: LONDON MARYLEBONE
The nearest station to Adams Park is 2.5 miles away from the ground. With this in mind, it’s a good idea to jump in a taxi to complete your journey.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner
