Wycombe Wanderers have appointed Andrew Joslin as a new first-team coach, recruiting him from Fulham's academy. The move was confirmed by Fulham FC on Friday, ending Joslin's long association with the west London club.
Fulham FC said in a statement: "The Club can confirm that Andrew Joslin has left his role as Under-18s Head Coach to take up a position as First-Team Coach at Wycombe Wanderers." He will link up immediately with interim head coach Tom Hounsell at Adams Park as the League One side prepares for a key period.
Andrew Joslin joined Fulham in 2014, starting his journey with the club's youth side. He progressed through the youth setup, earning a role within the Professional Development Phase where he initially assisted with the U18s. After working with that age group, he was promoted to U21s Assistant Head Coach, working alongside Hayden Mullins. He returned to lead the U18s as Head Coach before this move to senior football with Wycombe.
The coaching addition comes at a key time for Wycombe Wanderers, who currently sit near the bottom of League One with few points from their opening matches. Their recent form reads DLLDD, having scored several goals but conceded more. The club is several points adrift of early leaders. Joslin's experience in player development could be vital for a squad seeking consistency.
The immediate focus shifts to the pitch, with Wycombe's next fixture an away trip to face Leyton Orient. Orient currently occupy a mid-table place, presenting a tough challenge for the Chairboys. Fans can check the full schedule on the club's fixtures page. Joslin's first task will be to integrate quickly and help prepare the team, with the squad's current composition and statistics available to view on our squad and stats pages.
Fulham's statement concluded by wishing Joslin well, saying: "Everyone at Fulham would like to thank Andrew for his efforts over the last 12 years, and wish him the very best of luck in his new role at Adams Park." His first match in his new role could be this weekend.
