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How Luton's Power Court stadium will look within the town centre landscape with Church Street to the left and St Mary's Church in the foreground
Comment and Opinion

Opinion: It’s a bittersweet symphony as Hatters still searching for the right tune

October 3, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Opinion: It’s a bittersweet symphony as Hatters still searching for the right tune

“It’s a bittersweet symphony, that’s life.” I doubt football was the inspiration for Richard Ashcroft when he penned the lyrics to that 90s classic, but if the Puma King boots fit….  For Luton fans of […]

No Picture
Luton match reaction

Luton still searching how to ‘how to make it click,’ says Kaminski

October 2, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Luton still searching how to ‘how to make it click,’ says Kaminski

Thomas Kaminski says Luton still have to find the “right balance” that will make them “click” after a chaotic Championship draw with Oxford where they went 2-0 up but then hung on for a point […]

Rob Edwards
Luton match reaction

‘No-one’s got a magic formula’ to lift Luton’s low confidence, says Edwards

October 2, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on ‘No-one’s got a magic formula’ to lift Luton’s low confidence, says Edwards

Manager Rob Edwards says there’s no “magic formula” to resurrect Luton’s fragile confidence but has outlined some of the measures needed to address it.  Town were 2-0 up at home to Oxford United last night, […]

Rob Edwards
Luton match reaction

Luton 2 Oxford 2: Red for ‘reckless’ Walsh as Edwards admits confidence is low

October 1, 2024 James Cunliffe 2

Luton let a two-goal lead slip then held on for a point against Oxford after Liam Walsh saw red seconds after coming off the bench, as boss Rob Edwards admitted his side are low on […]

Rob Edwards
Luton match reaction

Plymouth 3 Luton 1: ‘It’s not a good recipe at all,’ say Edwards

September 28, 2024 James Cunliffe 1

Rob Edwards was left to rue a lack of ruthlessness in both boxes as Luton were routed by a Plymouth Argyle outfit that suffered none of those problems.  To compound a poor performance after back-to-back […]

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Luton Town news

‘I’m now really happy to be here in this crazy club’ – Krauß celebrates key role in debut victory

September 26, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on ‘I’m now really happy to be here in this crazy club’ – Krauß celebrates key role in debut victory

“Crazy” – that was Tom Krauß’s assessment of his impressive Luton Town debut as he came off the bench as one of the substitutes that helped steal victory from the jaws of defeat against Sheffield […]

Carlton Morris bagged a match-winning brace against Sheffield Wednesday
Luton match reaction

Luton 2 Sheffield Wednesday 1: Morris bags late brace see off Owls

September 21, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Luton 2 Sheffield Wednesday 1: Morris bags late brace see off Owls

Carlton Morris bagged an 11-minute brace to rescue Luton against Sheffield Wednesday and secure a pressure relieving first home win of the season.  For 77 desperate minutes it looked like Luton were going to make […]

Rob Edwards
Luton match preview

Tom Krauß fit to face Sheffield Wednesday as Edwards says he’s ready to make ‘real impact’

September 20, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Tom Krauß fit to face Sheffield Wednesday as Edwards says he’s ready to make ‘real impact’

Tom Krauß is itching to make his Luton Town debut, with manager Rob Edwards saying the German won’t need time to adapt to English football if he makes his bow against Sheffield Wednesday tomorrow.  Signed […]

Tom Lockyer
Luton Town news

No pressure on Lockyer to fill Luton’s spare squad space despite desire for Hatters return

September 18, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on No pressure on Lockyer to fill Luton’s spare squad space despite desire for Hatters return

Rob Edwards has one space left in his 25-man squad for this season, but says there’s no pressure on Tom Lockyer to return to fill it, with Luton Town teens making up the numbers. The […]

Teden Mengi
Luton match reaction

Millwall 0 Luton 1: Super Ted strikes but Kaminski saves the day for Town’s first win

September 14, 2024 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Millwall 0 Luton 1: Super Ted strikes but Kaminski saves the day for Town’s first win

Luton boss Rob Edwards had Thomas Kaminski to thank for the chance of a rare final whistle victory first-pump after a pressure-relieving first win of the season at Millwall.  Teden Mengi’s sumptuous strike proved the […]

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