Matt Bloomfield
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Sep 17, 2026
Damien Farrar-HockleyHOST
And that's what Bloomfield had.
Damien Farrar-HockleyHOST
So yeah, if I'm going to throw a name in, the type of manager I want is Matt Bloomfield.
Damien Farrar-HockleyHOST
Simple as that.
Damien Farrar-HockleyHOST
But I don't think he's going to come.
OllieHOST
oh yes
RymanHOST
football genius matt bloomfield yeah Oh, God.
RymanHOST
Watching him doing the punditry on that game was the final straw for me.
RymanHOST
Him and Captain Ozempic were brilliant.
OllieHOST
Set piece coach.
OllieHOST
What? We have a goalkeeper? It's Kevin Pilkington.
OllieHOST
What the fuck? That's like when Matt Bloomfield had Lee Harrison, the goalkeeper, as a striking coach.
OllieHOST
Because goalkeepers know where the striker should put it.
GeorgeGUEST
And so there's nothing.
GeorgeGUEST
A certain Matt Bloomfield made an appearance at the weekend.
GeorgeGUEST
Rather well-timed, I will say.
GeorgeGUEST
So I suppose that puts him in the frame.
Gregor RobertsonHOST
You know, they've got one of the richest owners in, in the Football League, kind of Kazakh billionaire.
Gregor RobertsonHOST
Um, they've now hired and fired two managers since Matt Bloomfield left for Luton Town.
Gregor RobertsonHOST
Signed, I think, about 40 players.
Gregor RobertsonHOST
Broken their transfer record a, a couple of times, and, uh, there's not really much evidence of a progression on the pitch, having said all that.
George ElekHOST
that.But the, but I, I'd also frame it in more recent history as well, where you've also got an issue where you have a club legend who was a center fielder in that Ainsworth team, who was then manager, and was, had Wycombe at the top end of League One.
Ali MaxwellHOST
Matt Bloomfield.
George ElekHOST
Matt Bloomfield.
George ElekHOST
And then for where, you know, then they, they lost him to Luton, and with seemingly a, a bit of a shrug of the shoulders from the, um, you know, those running the club at the time in terms of thinking they could do it their way, and it since completely unraveled.
George ElekHOST
Um, you know, the, the reaction from, from Wycombe fans when Duff was sacked wasn't one of, "Thank God he's gone." It was like, "He's not the problem here."
Simon WattsGUEST
But, you know, he's obsessed with getting better.
Simon WattsGUEST
And that's one thing Matt Bloomfield talked about when he was at Oxford.
Simon WattsGUEST
You literally had to drag him off the training pitch.
Simon WattsGUEST
He just wanted to be out there all the time getting better and bettering himself.
Sam ParkinHOST
And that is just the way it is.
Sam ParkinHOST
So the Stevenage fans were really up for it.
Sam ParkinHOST
They were beaten last year there 2-0 and that was the final game for Matt Bloomfield.
Sam ParkinHOST
Someone told us last night as well that Mick Harford's final game was in the National League against Stevenage.
John LyonsHOST
They probably tried to be a little bit ambitious in the transfer market.
John LyonsHOST
There were a lot of incomings and outgoings, and I think they probably just lost a little bit of that sort of spirit and togetherness that they had when, obviously when Gareth Ainsworth was there for such a long time, and then sort of Matt Bloomfield, you know, followed him as well.
John LyonsHOST
It's been a tricky time for them and we'll have to see where they go from here.
Matt BadcockHOST
John, talking to Gareth Ainsworth, we talked about him in the office on Saturday with the quote about James Brophy's goal or one of his two goals at the weekend for Gillingham and he said, John Barnes did it at the American R, James Brophy did it at Spotland and you think, I can't wait to see this goal.
David StowellGUEST
But clearly, the owners feel that enough is enough and on they go.
Simeon GholamHOST
matt bloomfield's available at the moment matt bloomfield could take a minute yeah it's stranger things have happened is that a possibility ben or are we just gonna have to sit and wait and see who they move for next
Ben TozerGUEST
yeah i mean i'm not i'm not any of them kind of any of that detail or information but i just say that the names that have been spouted about in terms of darren ferguson and He's had success in League One, a lot of success.
Ben TozerGUEST
But Bloomfield, does he fit? Maybe he's gone away and got a bit more experience with Oxford.
Callum DavisHOST
Just looking through some managers that could be linked, obviously.
Callum DavisHOST
It's Wickham, so Matt Bloomfield.
Callum DavisHOST
Dave Chaloner could be linked with a quick return to League One.
Callum DavisHOST
Can't see that.
Sam GriffinHOST
He's failed.
Sam GriffinHOST
I think that's fair to say.
Sam GriffinHOST
Matt Bloomfield was excellent for them.
Sam GriffinHOST
Obviously, they... were top of the league, I think, when he left for Luton.
Aaron PaulHOST
But they had this team spirit and this unity under Gareth Ainsworth.
Aaron PaulHOST
Do they need a manager like that? Do they need Gareth Ainsworth potentially to come back? Do they need a Matt Bloomfield, someone who understands the DNA of the football club, to come back? Do they need someone from their past, Johnny, to come and relight the fire?
Johnnie JacksonGUEST
Well, it certainly seems like-- I mean, that was what they were built on, aren't? That's, that's how I recognize Wycombe.
Johnnie JacksonGUEST
Everything you say and, and what Jed said, the, the successes they had, the playoff campaigns with the promotions and then going close again, uh, when they did go up and it seems to have fallen away a little bit, and it doesn't seem to be as tough a place to go as it once was.
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