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Mike Dodds: What does the future hold?

Ever since Matt Bloomfield left Wycombe for the vacant managerial role at Luton Town and Mike Dodds was appointed head coach, it feels like Wycombe have lost the edge that helped them compete with the

20.08.25, 20:25 Updated 27.05.26, 11:07 6 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

Ever since Matt Bloomfield left Wycombe for the vacant managerial role at Luton Town and Mike Dodds was appointed head coach, it feels like Wycombe have lost the edge that helped them compete with the likes of Birmingham and Wrexham for the automatic promotion places last season, even fighting for the title for a short time.

Many fans, including myself, started asking questions as soon as he was appointed, only having the interim role at Sunderland for a total of 36 days over three seperate occassions, and a win percentage of less than 30% with the black cats, the question as to why he was chosen over someone with more experience, especially with the club in the position that it was at the time, was certainly there.

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