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Izzy Brown suffered an injury in a miserable afternoon at Brentford
Luton match reaction

Brentford 7 Luton 0: Hatters hammered by Bees

November 30, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Brentford 7 Luton 0: Hatters hammered by Bees

As malignant metaphors go, Luton have made a habit of shooting themselves in the foot this term, but during this embarrassing shocker at Brentford they traded in for an assault rifle to leave precious little […]

Graeme Jones, Photo by Liam Smith
Luton match preview

Brentford are a good example for growing a football club, says Jones

November 30, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Brentford are a good example for growing a football club, says Jones

Graeme Jones says Brentford can be a good example of how Luton can progress in the Championship. The Hatters manager takes his Town side to Griffin Park for likely the last time ever, barring an […]

Martin Cranie
Luton match preview

Cranie to miss Brentford battle as Jones says Hylton could benefit from loan spell like Rea

November 29, 2019 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Cranie to miss Brentford battle as Jones says Hylton could benefit from loan spell like Rea

Martin Cranie will not be fit for tomorrow’s Championship trip to Brentford, while Danny Hylton could be sent on loan to help him recover his match fitness, like Glen Rea.  Cranie has been out with […]

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