Wycombe Wanderers

Wycombe Wanderers defender Steve Cook says Saturday's emotional victory away to Leyton Orient was for their long-suffering fans.

The Chairboys sacked manager Michael Duff on Tuesday before interim boss Tom Hounsell took charge of their 3-2 triumph at Brisbane Road.

The win their first of the season, and their first away victory since March, taking them out of the League One relegation places.

"We want to give the fans more to cheer about, rather than hear songs about not winning away," Cook told BBC Three Counties Radio. "We want to turn that narrative around, and that's down to us on the pitch.

"There's been a lot of change, player-wise and staff-wise, and a lot of outside noise. We've got to clear that, and be together in the dressing-room."

A number of the players and staff were hugging each other and the supporters after the final whistle, as the club climbed up to 19th.

"That's what this club is all about" added Cook. "I know their history and I played under the manager to have the most success here, Gareth Ainsworth at QPR.

"This club enjoyed the success it did by that togetherness, that feel-good factor, that 'us against the world' mentality.

"I'm an experienced player, and I know how much the players need the fans. It hasn't been nice for them probably, seeing us lose away week in week out, and it probably spilled on from last season."

Wycombe were in the battle for the play-offs last season, before losing four of their final six matches and finishing 11th.

As the search for a new head coach continues, Cook is confident they can still have a positive campaign.

"I really think this can be a successful season, and I know the fans will feel that too. But they need to see that belief on the pitch, and we're desperate to give them that," he said.

"We're playing catch-up, simple as that. We've got a 40-game season now, with lots of twists and turns, but we're up for the challenge.

"With players like Fred [Onyedinma] Jayden [Wareham] and Dan Harvey scoring goals now, we're definitely a threat."

Aaron Paul is joined by Bristol City winger Jed Wallace and AFC Wimbledon boss Johnnie Jackson in the latest episode of the 72+ podcast.

They discuss what's next for Leicester City and Russell Martin after the Foxes were thrashed 4-0 at home by Oxford United last weekend to leave them 18th in League One.

Jackson reflects on Wimbledon's start to the campaign and Michael Duff's sacking at Wycombe Wanderers after just five games - with the Chairboys 23rd in the third tier - is also a topic of conversation.

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Dundee have added to their attacking options with the loan signing of Bradley Fink from Wycombe Wanderers.

The 23-year-old centre forward has represented Switzerland at every age grade from Under-15 to Under 21 and came through the Borussia Dortmund academy.

He joined FC Basel in 2022 and spent time on loan at Grasshopper Zurich before moving to Wycombe Wanderers in the summer of 2025.

Across 29 outings in all competitions, he scored three goals for Wycombe last term, starting just four games in League One.

Fink described himself as a "quick, direct forward who loves running in behind and getting into goalscoring positions".

Talking to club media, he added: "I'm comfortable with both feet and I bring energy and intelligent movement to the front line.

"I've come here to score goals and help the team, and I'm ready to give my all for Dundee."

Striker Bobby Wales joined Dundee on loan from Swansea City on Friday as club captain Simon Murray is expected to miss much of the season with a serious knee injury and Ashley Hay is also currently sidelined.

Wycombe Wanderers have had a bid rejected by Exeter City for striker Jayden Wareham. The 23-year-old Englishman scored 22 goals last season despite the Grecians being relegated from League One. (Bucks Free Press), external

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