This week we were following Wycombe Wanderers.
We didn't manage to convince a fan to come on and tell us about their fandom but we did get two stories in the mailbag so we'll read those out.
That left us to jump into exploring Wycombe ourselves which led to discovering their history of big name managers as well as the famous FA cup run with a very unlikely hero in the quarter-finals.
We also give an update on our Fantasy Premier League table and draw the next random team for us to follow.
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Rob
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