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Wycombe Wanderers' 2023/24 campaign was a strange rollercoaster of emotions

From a disastrous start to an almost stunning end, Wycombe Wanderers' 2023/24 campaign was a real rollercoaster ride for supporters.

09.11.25, 11:00 Updated 27.05.26, 11:07 4 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

Wycombe Wanderers' 23/24 campaign was a mixed bag, to say the least. Even though a Wembley trip in the final of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy against Peterborough happened later on in the season, the rest is certainly something that we're all glad is behind us now.

Matt Bloomfield's first full season in charge, taking over following Gareth Ainsworth's departure to Championship side Queens Park Rangers in February 2023, his first Summer transfer window as Wycombe manager was definitely an interesting one, with players such as Luke Leahy and Joe Low joining the club. Then there were players like Richard Keogh, Kane Vincent-Young and Lyle Taylor who were profound disappointments, to say the least.

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