WYCOMBE Wanderers will head straight from their Sunday lunchtime kit launch at Adams Park to their five-day training camp in France.
Coaches Richard Dobson and Barry Richardson will drive two mini-buses transporting the 16-man squad to France where they will play one game against Le Havre in Sarzeau on Tuesday night.
The 16 are expected to be joined by two or three trialists – one of whom is thought to be a goalkeeper.
The Blues have had half a dozen trialists training with them this week but the club will whittle that number down before heading out to France on Eurotunnel.
Last year the Blues made a similar voyage taking three trialists with them - Luke O’Nien, Sean Maguire and Luke Woodland – with O’Nien going on to become a fixture in the first team and a firm favourite with the fans.
Before the team travels though, supporters will get the chance to see their Wanderers’ heroes with Sunday’s kit launch at Adams Park when the club’s new strip will be unveiled from 1.30pm.
All the players will be in attendance.
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