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GARETH IS ‘PROUD’ OF HIS TENURE

CHAMPIONSHIP
GARETH Ainsworth reflected on Wycombe’s “amazing” journey as he celebrated his eight-year anniversary of being the club’s manager.
The former Chairboys midfielder took the reins in September 2012, with the club struggling in League Two and, in his first full season in charge, they needed a last-day victory to stay up on goal difference.
But now Ainsworth is leading his side in the Championship alongside some huge clubs. He said: “I’m so proud to be manager of this club, and it’s amazing to look back at how far we’ve come because o...

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