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Home2019December

Month: December 2019

Graeme Jones
Luton match preview

Jones: Whether it’s Wigan or Man United, we just need a reaction

December 6, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Jones: Whether it’s Wigan or Man United, we just need a reaction

Graeme Jones says it wouldn’t matter if his men were playing Wigan or Manchester United tomorrow – he just demands a reaction to their worst league defeat in 53 years. The Hatters have been reeling […]

Graeme Jones
Luton match reaction

Brentford blame game ‘big’ of Luton’s players but Jones accepts his share

December 5, 2019 James Cunliffe 3

Graeme Jones has said it was ‘big’ of his Luton players to take responsibility for Saturday’s 7-0 embarrassment at Brentford, but has admitted he must shoulder the blame with them. In his post-match press conference […]

Glen Rea
Luton Town news

Injury update: Cranie ‘not far away’, Rea won’t go back to Woking and Galloway has op

December 5, 2019 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Injury update: Cranie ‘not far away’, Rea won’t go back to Woking and Galloway has op

Glen Rea’s won’t return to Woking on loan after his one month spell came to an end at the weekend, but he won’t be available for Luton’s crunch clash with Wigan this Saturday, boss Graeme […]

Izzy Brown on he ground injured before coming off against Nottingham Forest. Photo by Liam Smith
Luton Town news

Chelsea loan ace Izzy Brown out for 10 weeks as Jones plots ‘different formula’

December 5, 2019 Sportsdesk 1

Izzy Brown will be out for 10 weeks with a hamstring injury, Luton boss Graeme Jones has confirmed today.  The Chelsea loan ace pulled up in the second half of Saturday’s 7-0 Championship hammering at […]

Simon Sluga leaves the pitch in tears after his two mistakes at Derby County
Luton Town interviews

Simon Sluga will come back like Man United’s David De Gea, says keeper coach

December 5, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Simon Sluga will come back like Man United’s David De Gea, says keeper coach

Goalkeeper Simon Sluga has been tipped to come good in a Luton shirt with coach Kevin Dearden comparing the Croat’s difficult start to life in England with that of Manchester United’s David De Gea. The […]

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