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The defensive selection issues that continue to plague Wycombe Wanderers

What options does Michael Duff have at his disposal as frustration grows at Wycombe's defensive displays.

05.10.25, 11:08 Updated 27.05.26, 11:07 5 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

It's fair to say that Michael Duff would've learnt a lot about his new Wycombe squad over his first four games in charge, as he continues to try and figure out his best eleven.

The quality in depth Wanderers have makes it very difficult to whittle it down to just eleven starters and seven substitutes on a match day, but the picture of who should be included and who shouldn't has certainly got clearer in the last two weeks.

Questions were asked after Wycombe's defeat to Wimbledon over the team selection, particularly at the back, as the central trio of Taylor Allen, Connor Taylor, and Jack Grimmer struggled throughout the game.

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