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CHAIRBOYS BOUNCE BACK TO BREAK DUCK ON HOME PATCH

CHAIRBOYS BOUNCE BACK TO BREAK DUCK ON HOME PATCH

By Jack James

WYCOMBE boss Tom Hounsell was pleased at the reaction of his side after victory over Notts County.
A Max Sanders own-goal and one from Fred Onyedinma saw the Chairboys bounce back after defeat to Luton.
The result was also the first home league win for
Wycombe this campaign, and Hounsell felt the preparation of the past seven days had paid off.
He said: “We knew we had a good week on the training pitch, we’ve got real quality in the squad.
“We talked about elements of the performance being good last week. The first half I felt was close to bein...

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