Apparently the reason we are called Wycombe Wanderers and play in our colours is because of the following:
the club was named after ‘The Wanderers’. The Wanderers played in some of the earliest FA Cup finals in places such as the Oval. The club had a string affinity to Oxford and Cambridge universities where many of its players attended. The reason we therefore play in light and dark blue quarters is a nod to the colours of these colleges: light blue of Oxford and dark blue of Cambridge.
Does anyone else have any historical facts to help build our knowledge of Wycombe?
We once had a legend by the name of Trevor Aylott who would have fitted seamlessly into the way we currently play whilst only scoring 2 goals less in half a season than our £5m star striker, Kone.
