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Yahoo
15 hours ago
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Blackpool sign Argentine keeper Ravizzoli
Blackpool have signed Argentine goalkeeper Franco Ravizzoli following his release from Wycombe Wanderers at the end of last season. The 27-year-old made 42 league appearances for the Chairboys across two seasons following his move from MK Dons in 2023. Advertisement He represented both Independiente and River Plate's youth teams before moving to England and then sixth-tier club Eastbourne Borough in 2020. "Franco has had an impressive couple of seasons at this level, and we're looking forward to watching him progress further in his career here at Blackpool," Tangerines boss Steve Bruce told the club website.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
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'The voice of Wycombe' - Much-loved Wanderers commentator confirms departure
Phil Catchpole (pictured in December 2022) has confirmed he will be leaving Wycombe Wanderers this summer (Image: NQ) A long-lasting member of the Wycombe Wanderers media team has announced they will be leaving the club this summer. Phil Catchpole, who is best known for commentating on the Chairboys, initially for BBC 3 Counties Radio before permanently joining the Adams Park side in 2022, confirmed on the evening of June 24 via social media that now is the time to 'move on'. Advertisement During his stint covering Wanderers, he became a popular hit with supporters due to his niche facts on players, infectious enthusiasm, creative puns and quirky social media presence. Taking to X [formerly known as Twitter], the much-loved commentator, who has narrated 560 Wycombe games, said: 'I've decided that the time has come for me to move on and I will leave Wycombe Wanderers with a full heart and countless memories. 'A massive thank you to all of you who've made me feel so welcome since I first picked up the mic. 'The fans are the one true constant in football and the heartbeat of the club.' Advertisement He went on to describe his tenure reporting on Wycombe as both a 'pleasure and a privilege' to help 'tell the story of our great club'. He continued: 'It's changed my life in a wonderful way.' During his time at Adams Park, Phil's voice has narrated some of the most iconic moments in Wycombe's recent history. The great escape year of 2014 at Torquay United, promotion to League One in 2018 at Chesterfield, celebrating promotion to the Championship for the first time in 2020 against Oxford United at Wembley Stadium, as well as countless brilliant games at Adams Park. Following the confirmation of his departure, many Chairboys fans and players thanked him for his services. Advertisement Matt Devine said: 'The man whose voice defined some of the greatest moments and achievements in Wanderers history. 'As a colleague, it's been a pleasure to work with you mate, and as a fan, I'd like to thank you for the countless memories that your commentaries brought to life. 'All the best, Phil.' Sam Avery said: 'Absolute legend! 'A true pro in every aspect and someone I've learned so much from. 'Alongside me for my first Wycombe game on BBC 3CR, and I'll never forget commentating on a game together in separate locations, 30 miles apart, during the second Covid lockdown. 'All the best!' Wanderers right back Jasper Pattenden added: 'What an incredible person. Advertisement 'One of the very best there is. 'What a pleasure to get to know you, mate and share the Bill Turnbull gantry with you from time to time.' Joanne Sturges said: 'The voice of Wycombe. Gutted to see you go but hope all goes well for you whatever you do in the future.'
BBC News
2 days ago
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- BBC News
Wycombe sign Walsall's Allen for undisclosed fee
Wycombe Wanderers have signed centre-back Taylor Allen from League Two club Walsall for an undisclosed 25-year-old has moved to Adams Park after scoring 11 goals in 57 appearances last season as The Saddlers reached the play-off final before losing to AFC Wimbledon."Taylor was someone we identified a long time ago as someone who we'd love to bring in strengthen our defensive options," said Chairboys boss Mike Dodds., external"He's a really well-rounded defender who contributes at both ends of the pitch, and after the fantastic year he's had at Walsall we're excited to help him develop further in League One and become a really important player for us."Allen leaves his hometown club to become Wycombe's fifth signing of the summer following James Tilley, Dan Casey, Caolan Boyd-Munce and Armando Junior details of his contract have been will be away to promoted Bradford City in their first game of the new season on 2 August.
BBC News
14-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Wycombe sign Motherwell defender Casey
Wycombe Wanderers have signed centre-back Dan Casey from Scottish Premiership side 27-year-old Irishman will join the Chairboys on 1 July after turning down a new contract with the made 85 appearances across all competitions for the Lanarkshire side, scoring seven goals, after arriving from Irish side Bohemians in February 2023."Dan is an excellent defender with a really strong wealth of experience behind him," Wycombe boss Mike Dodds told the club website., external"We're delighted he's agreed to join us and bring strength in a really important area of the pitch, particularly one where we've lost some key players this summer."Wycombe, who finished fifth in League One last season and lost to Charlton in the play-off semi-finals, have not disclosed the length of Casey's deal at Adams Park.
BBC News
13-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Doncaster sign Wycombe striker Hanlan
Doncaster Rovers have signed Wycombe Wanderers striker Brandon Hanlan on a two-year 28-year-old will join the League Two title winners on 1 July when his contract with the Chairboys scored 11 goals in 94 league appearances for Wycombe and ended last season on loan at Stevenage."He's a lovely kid who loves football and just wants to do as well and score as many goals as he can which is something I think we can help him with," boss Grant McCann told the club website., external
