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WWISC FC played Peterborough United supporters away on Saturday 6th May - WWISC lost 7-1,

to read the report and view the photos.

Following the announcement by the Football Club that John Gorman is to take compassionate leave, WWISC would like to take this opportunity to wish John all the best and offer him our full support for this decision.

Also, good luck to Steve, Keith and Terry while you take temporary charge - we are all behind you!

27th February 2006

Mrs. Myra Gorman - RIP

The sad news was announced today, on the official WWFC website, that Mrs Myra Gorman had passed away. Her family were with her when she died peacefully at home late on Sunday evening.

WWISC would like to send our sincere condolences to John and his family at this time, our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

WWISC FC played Preston North End supporters on Saturday morning, WWISC lost 4-2.

to see the match report.

Issue 58 of The Wanderer is on sale this Saturday (11th February) for only £1, Members please collect your copy from the club stall outside Broadway tyres before the game

to go to The Wanderer page

As a member of the England supporters club englandfans, I [Nick] have access to the members website and their message board. The following link was set up and posted in a message by a Walsall fan in memory of Mark Philo:

Please

and follow the link to the left of the page. This is a condolence web page which is accessible by supporters of all clubs. You can view the messages left by others or you can leave a message of your own.

Mark Philo
1984-2006

It is with our deepest regret that we bring you news of the death of Mark Philo. Following a car accident in the early hours of this morning, Mark later died in hospital. It was at the request of Mark's family that today's game still went ahead, and the other players were not told of this tragic news until after the game. WWISC, and all of it's members, would like to offer our sincere condolences to Mark's family and friends.

The following message was sent in by WWISC member Neil Young who lives in Auckland, New Zealand:

"So I'm stopped at an intersection in downtown Auckland (only just missed the green) and I spies 2 blokes wearing WWFC shirts. Sarah was with me [the girlfriend] so got her to take a photo (as I was a bit in shock) and as they crossed the road I was going to shout something at them when I recognises one was my mate Lofty. I pulls over and turns out they (him & his mate Russell who I didn't know) were about to fly back to the UK that night after travelling for 3 months. What are the chances of that !??!?"

Neil is in the middle - I'm not sure which one Lofty is though!
(I'm now told he's the one on the left.)

Thanks for that Neil! We are expecting an article from Neil in the near future, so keep an eye out in the mag.

...to Phil & Max on the birth of their Baby daughter Emily Jessica who was born 15 December at 5:25pm weighing in at 7lbs 7oz
Phil quoted "she is pretty and does not take after me".

Earlier today the WWISC football team played a friendly game against Peterborough United supporters at the playing fields near John Lewis. WWISC won the match 5 -4 with goals scored by Alex Bevis, Chris Cooper, Matt Shepherd, Owen Wood(2)

With co-operation and assistance from Paul Lewis (COTN), WWISC are now the proud owners of their own web address. You will now find our official website at www.wwisc.co.uk (you are on it now!)

Please also note the Contact page of this website. There are some new e-mail addresses to make a note of now too.

As Ian's 3 year spell as Chairman has come to an end, we have had a change-around in the WWISC committee. Teresa has been elected to Chairman, Bruce has agreed to be Vice-chairman, and WWISC would like to welcome Sue onboard as the new Treasurer.

Dave Wright

1948~2005

It is with regret we have to announce that Dave a long term supporter of Wycombe Wanderers and member of WWISC sadly passed away suddenly.
He was a real character and will be sadly missed by all who knew him - our condolences go out to his family and friends.

Please find below an open letter to all our members:-

Before the last home game of the season WWISC presented a new trophy, the Glyn Pierce Memorial Trophy to the player our members voted the most improved player of the season. This was presented to Clint Easton. Unfortunately Clint subsequently returned the trophy as he felt it a snub that somebody with his experience and having played at a higher level should be presented with it.

WWISC subsequently wrote to Clint explaining no snub was intended and that the WWISC supporters genuinely thought he was the most improved player of the season.

The trophy came about when Glyn Pierce, who was a long time supporter of the football club and was a member of WWISC since it's inception, sadly passed away earlier last year. Glyn's family kindly donated £1,000 from his estate to our funds. We felt in some way we should honour his memory, and from the money given us we purchased the Glyn Pierce Memorial Trophy.

To-date we have had no response back from Clint relating to the letter we sent him. If we hear anything further from Clint we will up-date the web-site accordingly.

The WWISC 'AGM' will take place in the Keen Lounge,Adams Park at 7.45pm for 8pm on Thursday evening the 8th September.The meeting will only be open to WWISC members and we would ask as many members as possible to attend as there is a lot to discuss including the reshaping of the committee.

This is how your votes went for this years player of the year / most improved player

Player of the Year 2004/2005		Most improved player 2004/2005
Nathan Tyson	46%	Clint Easton	29%
Roger Johnson	38%	Roger Johnson	22%
Frank Talia	5%	Matt Bloomfield	18%
Tony Craig	3%	Danny Senda	9%
Keith Ryan	3%	Mike Williamson	8%
Danny Senda	3%	Gus Uhlenbeek	5%
Matt Bloomfield	1%	Frank Talia	4%
Clint Easton	1%	Nathan Tyson	3%
		Keith Ryan	1%
		Jonny Dixon	1%

I can't believe it I am in the Wanderer!!!! It was such a great surprise. Very very nice of you, I appreciate your thought a lot. Mind you I did get some strange looks when I went into the Vere Suite to get a pint. In a way it's quite ironic I did not get a chance to look at the fanzine at the game. We had a nice drink and it felt so great to be with all those people in Wycombe shirts. Then we went for another walk around again, a trip to the club shop and then I wanted to go in to see the boys warming up. I guess I would have been so paranoid if I had known about my photo. All those people seeing me and then giving me good looks...

And after the game we had to run for the Park & Ride
service.

also we had our translation from Hungarian back to English and reads like this:

Translated from Hungarian back to English	This how it was written in English
WWISC rabbit/ranges Hungary! Wycombe Wanderers Independent Stanchion racket is pleased to announce overseas member. Hajni is the supporters stachion's first member from Hungary and her current first day against the Wycombe game ('game' meaning animal) on shirt material with new year the previous day. We hope for see her on a bit more Wycombe games in the future. (bloody translators)	Wycombe Wanderers Independent Supporters Club are pleased to announce an overseas member. Hajni is the supporters club first member from Hungary and attended her first Wycombe game against Oxford on New Years day. We hope to see her at some more Wycombe games in the future. (Hajni was at the Boston game on Saturday 5th February 2005) Hajni next game will be 2nd April 2005