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5:10pm Thursday 18th March 2010 in
TOM Rees says re-naming the club Wycombe Wasps would be unfair to the club’s history, but thinks losing the London prefix is an option.
Rees, a former High Wycombe RGS pupil, said: “Personally, my feeling is that the club is Wasps.
“I think some people might take issue with the idea of Wycombe Wasps. I wouldnt’ necessarily see it as a slap in the face of the history of the club, but you would lose that acknowledgement of where the club has come from.
“In terms of setting a base and being part of Wycombe I don’t see the name as an issue. We’re Wasps. That’s how people refer to us.”
Wasps was derived from Wasps Football Club, who were formed in 1867 in North London,
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Eachban
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11:31pm Thu 18 Mar 10
Monte Cristo
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DeepThinker says...
8:09pm Thu 18 Mar 10
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Wasps in Wycombe was meant to be a short term thing ... until the plan was hatched to buy out Wanderers, get their hands on the ground, make lots of money developing it. Meanwhile they give Councillors presents so that a new stadium can be built at local people's expense.
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BigTommy is right. The new stadium will be run by a new company in which Steve Hayes will have lots of power. EVERYTHING will revolve around Wasps. Eventually he will find a way of getting rid of the Wanderers and have the stadium entirely for Wasps ... except for a few track meets in the summer.
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Can't you see it? It is blindingly obvious!