Adams exit catches Wycombe by surprise

Wycombe will soon begin the search for a new manager after former Arsenal and England captain Tony Adams today quit his post for “personal reasons”.

Tue, 09 Nov, 2004 - 18:20

Wycombe will soon begin the search for a new manager after former Arsenal and England captain Tony Adams today quit his post for “personal reasons”.

Adams took charge of Wanderers in November last year, and they suffered relegation to League Two in his first year as manager at the Causeway Stadium.

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