Kazimierczak Joins Wycombe On Loan

By Mark Heys
September 28 2007

Polish youth international goalkeeper Przemyslaw Kazimierczak has left Bolton Wanderers temporarily for a four week spell in order to help Wycombe Wanderers recover from their recent goalkeeper crisis.

The giant custodian was signed by the Adams Park outfit after manager Paul Lambert suffered injuries to both of his goalkeepers with Scott Shearer and Jamie Young currently on the sidelines.

Kazimierczak spent a similar period with Accrington Stanley last season and is currently behind Jussi Jaaskelainen, Ali Al-Habsi, Ian Walker and Adam Bogdan in the Bolton pecking order.

Wycombe boss Paul Lambert was delighted to have added Kazimierczak and Blackburn Rovers reserve Frank Fielding to his squad ahead of the weekend game away at Bradford City.

"It's a huge relief to get these two keepers and it's taken a lot of hard work by all concerned, It's a bizarre situation losing both our senior 'keepers in the space of a few days and ideally we would have brought in experienced replacements.

"But both these youngsters come to us with glowing references and I have every confidence that they will do a great job." said the former Celtic and Borussia Dortmund favourite Lambert to Sky Sports.

Last season Kazimierczak made eight first team appearances for Stanley in their first season back in the Football League since the mid 1960's.