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Wycombe Wanderers Appoint New First Team Coach - What Does This Mean For The Head Coach Hunt?

Wycombe Wanderers have announced a new first-team coach, Andrew Joslin, despite not having a head coach? What does this mean for their hunt for Michael Duff's successor?

11.09.26, 12:03 Updated 11.09.26, 12:21 2 Minute Read

Daragh Milsom

Wycombe Wanderers today announced the appointment of Andrew Joslin as a new coach for the first team, joining interim head coach Tom Hounsell, set-piece coach David Hibbert and head of goalkeeping Ross Atkins in the dugout as they seek to replace former manager Michael Duff.

Andrew Joslin has had a long coaching career largely at one club, Fulham. He initially joined in November 2014 as a U9S academy coach; he worked his way up the academy food chain before being appointed as Fulham's U18 manager at the start of the 2025 season.

He has no experience in a senior environment and has close links to both interim manager Tom Hounsell and "interim" Chairman Dan Rice, who also spent significant time at Fulham before joining Wycombe.

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