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We haven't been at our best but look comfortable & not remotely looked like conceding yet.

Kelly coming off

Ha ha haaaa, he had to score eventually!! Great strike!

Clearly injured. Been limping last 5mins

Here comes Gus

Oh Clive... "Shipley to take this free kick, apologies, Sheaf rather".... ... It was Hyam.

Hamer taking a lot of instruction... Early sub? Shipley was limping earlier.

Struggling to get hold of it now, misplaced passes all over the place.

How's that a foul by Østigård!?!?

Poor that from Dabo, don't want to be giving them set pieces

That's a much better delivery

Solid start, as expected Shipley & O'Hare's positions coupled with Walker's movement already causing them problems.

Who says he's done anything wrong? Robins picks a team to get a result by both playing to our strengths & combating theirs. As @Esoterica said earlier, I'd expect long diagonals towards the flanks from Wycombe, hence McCallum's superior aerial ability would have been a factor.

That + Hamer also has to get through 2 more games without picking up a yellow card to avoid a suspension (same as Østigård). Against an aggressive, combative team like Wycombe that might be tricky so no surprise he's rested for this one.

The 2 up front would play into Wycombe's strengths. Having 2 x CAMs gives them a lot of problems, do the midfielders drop deep to pick them up & leave space for Sheaf, Kelly & the WBs? Or do their defenders step out to pick them up leaving space for Walker to exploit? It's exactly what killed...

Happy with that, don't understand the meltdown (more on Twitter than here tbf). We definitely need to rotate, looked very leggy vs Luton. Wycombe couldn't handle the box last year & Shipley was very good vs them too

Would expect us to freshen it up a bit this afternoon. I think same system but starts for Giles, Sheaf, Shipley or Allen & Baka.

Fantastic 😂

The millions invested into the complete failure that is VAR would have been much better spent on training & development for referees & encouraging & promoting new blood.

No. Tranmere.