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Yahoo
05-07-2025
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'Take my money' - Fans react as Wycombe Wanderers show off new 2025/26 kits
The home, away and third kits were officially revealed on July 4 (Image: WWFC (Screenshot)) Many Wycombe Wanderers fans have reacted to the club's new home, away and third kits, which have been officially unveiled. They were publicly announced on the afternoon of July 4, which saw club captain Jack Grimmer model the home shirt, Bradley Fink with the away jersey and Caolan Boyd-Munce don the third kit. Advertisement Academy duo Joseph Kandala and Kayden Quarcoo, along with Emani Kassem and Jess Watkins from the Women's team, also showed off the new kits in the official reveal video. The home shirt keeps its traditional light and dark blue quarters, but with a twist, as it has been decorated with small rectangles and squares. The away shirt is yellow with a slightly seen swan design and a blue round neck collar. It is similar to the club's third kit between 2007 and 2009. Finally, the third kit boasts a chequered white and green design. Following the release, many fans took to social media to share their views on the new shirts, which were the first releases by Hummel, Wanderers' kit manufacturer, for two years. Advertisement Ben Stenner said: 'Like the home shirt, not sure on the green shirt [but], the yellow shirt is gorgeous.' TLM Football said: 'I quite like the home one, different from what we've had before and can only do so much with quarters. 'That yellow away is an immediate purchase.' Noah Redworth said that the 'yellow one is beautiful' whilst Marc Williamson said the new kits were 'stunning'. Malcolm Upton described the yellow away kit as 'superb' whilst Chris Shaw added that he 'loved' the shirts and that 'all three' are on order. Steve Darney added: 'Take my money for the yellow.' However, not everyone was keen on the shirts. Advertisement DeezyGG said: 'Both home/away very clean, just felt a tad lazy on design for the third kit.' Mason Yerby added: 'Yellow ones getting brought. The other two are disgusting. Sean Lightbrown said: 'Home is awful! Love the yellow and green one though.' James Smith said: 'Home nice, dark sleeves makes the lighter blue pop. 'Yellow, it's nice but kind of leaves me wanting the Ukraine kit [from 2022]. 'Green and White. No. - It's just a rubbish version of the most recent green and white kit. 'I'd maybe buy a home one. Not bothered about the others.' Wycombe will wear the new shirts in their upcoming pre-season matches before the competitive campaign begins in August. Advertisement The Chairboys will face Sutton United on July 15, Cheltenham Town on July 19 and Barnet on July 22, before taking on Bradford City on the first day of the League One season on August 2. Wanderers' first home match will be against Stockport County on August 9.
BBC News
16-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Wycombe sign Northern Ireland's Boyd-Munce
Wycombe Wanderers have signed midfielder Caolan Boyd-Munce following his departure from Scottish Premiership side St 25-year-old Northern Ireland international made 35 appearances for the Buddies last season, including three Europa Conference League games, and scored six becomes League One side Wycombe's third signing in four days after AFC Wimbledon forward James Tilley and Motherwell defender Dan previously played under Chairboys head coach Michael Dodds at Birmingham City, where Boyd-Munce began his career before moving on to Middlesbrough."Caolan was a fantastic young talent at Birmingham and I'm really excited to work with him again and develop his game further now that he's picked up great experience in senior football in the last few years," said Dodds."He's a really energetic player and suits the way we want to play."No details of Boyd-Munce's contract at Adams Park have been disclosed by the finished fifth in League One last term after contesting the automatic promotion places with Birmingham City and Wrexham for much of the season, but were beaten 1-0 on aggregate by Charlton Athletic in the play-off semi-finals.
BBC News
03-06-2025
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- BBC News
What do St Mirren need in transfer window?
The transfer window opened on Sunday - albeit for 10 days initially, mainly so sides competing in the Club World Cup can get early business done - before reopening for the rest of the summer on 16 have already signed Killian Phillips and Roland Idowu after their loan spells ended, while Caolan Boyd-Munce and Richard Taylor are among the there still an area of the squad that needs improving, or certain players you are desperate for Saints to sign?And what about sales - should anyone else be moved on?Let us know here
BBC News
22-05-2025
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- BBC News
Influential Taylor one of nine players leaving St Mirren
Influential defender Richard Taylor is one of nine players confirmed to be departing St Mirren this signing in January 2023, Taylor has become a regular in Stephen Robinson's defence, making 83 appearances in 18 Caolan Boyd-Munce, another key part of Robinson's side, will also depart, along with Elvis Bwomono, Dennis Adeniran, Owen Foster and Gallagher is boosted by the permanent addition of Killian Phillips, St Mirren's player of the year, after the Paisley club triggered their obligation to buy the midfielder will be under contract until summer 2026, with the club holding a year option to extend the deal until Middlesbrough goalkeeper Zach Hemming, Kortrijk's Ryan Alebiosu and Roland Idowu of Shrewsbury Town will all return to their parent clubs.
BBC News
16-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Robinson on eyeing a career high, his toughest season & job speculation
Stephen Robinson has been speaking to the media before St Mirren's final-day Premiership trip to are the key points from the Buddies boss: Robinson says leading St Mirren to European qualification this season would be the greatest achievement of his managerial three players having had their contracts terminated because of separate court cases, Robinson says it's been the most difficult season he's experienced with about 30 years' worth of challenges in one has described stories linking him with managerial jobs at Huddersfield Town, Cardiff City and Queens Park Rangers as just "paper talk".He insists he's had no contact from any other clubs and is trying to build the St Mirren squad for next Mirren - who can qualify for Europe if they better Dundee United's result against Aberdeen - will go to Celtic Park on 'trophy day' with a positive mindset and nothing to says playing Celtic on their home turf is the hardest challenge his side could face and all the "small margins" that can determine the outcome will have to go the Buddies' Buddies boss is till trying to tie down three or four players for next season, but Caolan Boyd-Munce will move on after rejecting a new deal.
