The League Paper

I KNOW WHAT IT’S LIKE FOR JURGEN, SAYS GAZ

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The LeaguePaper Team
28 February 2021

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Chris Dunlavy

WYCOMBE boss Gareth Ainsworth says he feels for Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp after suffering his own injury nightmare at Adams Park.
The Premier League champions are in dismal form after losing four central defenders to injury and face a fight just to make the top four.
Wycombe’s ambitions are rather more modest, but their quest for Championship survival has been similarly hampered by lengthy absences for defender Ryan Tafazolli, striker Uche Ikpeazu and midfielder Dominic Gape.
Tafazolli suffered an ankle injury in only his second game for the clu...

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