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Luton Town news

Ligament blow for Campbell and Onyedinma as Jones counts cost of injury woes

September 14, 2021 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Ligament blow for Campbell and Onyedinma as Jones counts cost of injury woes

Allan Campbell and Fred Onyedinma have both suffered ligament damage to add to Luton’s injury and illness crisis, which Nathan Jones has described as his toughest as a manager.  Onyedinma was injured in a training […]

Two of Luton's new summer signings (centre left) Fred Onyedinma and (centre right) Amari'i Bell, with January signing Elijah Adebayo (left) and Pelly-Ruddock Mpanuz.
Luton comment

Opinion: Luton’s summer signings are shining in a side that is great to watch

August 21, 2021 Kevin Harper 2

In my final column of last season I mentioned how the summer had the potential to be a very exciting one with the players that could potentially come in. We are only four games into […]

Harry Cornick jumps on Fred Onyedinma after the debutant opened his Luton goalscoring account
Luton match reaction

Luton 3 Peterborough 0: Onyedinma says debut was ‘better than my dream’

August 7, 2021 James Cunliffe 1

Fred Onyedinma scored one and set up the other two as he admitted his Luton debut turned out better than he dreamt it would, as he helped new-look Luton battered Championship new boys Peterborough United.  […]

Nathan Jones
Luton Town features

Stats, presentations and beating bigger bids – Jones explains ‘bold’ transfer business

July 7, 2021 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Stats, presentations and beating bigger bids – Jones explains ‘bold’ transfer business

“I have to talk a lot about the club, and I have to talk a lot about me, which is pretty much two of my favourite subjects,” says Nathan Jones when explaining his role in […]

Fred Onyedinma signs for Luton
Luton Town interviews

Onyedinma: ‘I’m happy that Luton kept their faith and still wanted to sign me’

June 2, 2021 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Onyedinma: ‘I’m happy that Luton kept their faith and still wanted to sign me’

Fred Onyedinma is delighted that Luton’s interest in him never wavered after a move fell short in January but now he’s signed he’s keen to see how boss Nathan Jones can challenge him. The attacker […]

Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet inside Luton Council chambers for the original Power Court planning decision meeting in 2019
Luton transfer news

Sweet ‘excited’ by big summer with focus on variety of signings like Onyedinma

May 25, 2021 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Sweet ‘excited’ by big summer with focus on variety of signings like Onyedinma

Luton chief executive Gary Sweet has moved to allay any “nervousness” about a “fairly big” summer of change by suggesting that the capture of Fred Onyedinma is the first signing of a series that will […]

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