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HomeGary Sweet

Gary Sweet

Former director Stephen Browne (centre) alongside chairman David Wilkinson (left) and chief executive Gary Sweet
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Luton lucky to have ‘rare thing’ in football club owners, says Brabin

September 12, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Luton lucky to have ‘rare thing’ in football club owners, says Brabin

Gary Brabin has praised Luton’s 2020 Board for turning the club around from the dark days of the non-league to their current purple patch in the Championship. The 48-year-old returned to Kenilworth Road in the […]

Gary Sweet
Luton transfer news

Jones backs Sweet’s ‘truth’ about money ‘mayhem’ and says Luton keep it realistic

August 10, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Jones backs Sweet’s ‘truth’ about money ‘mayhem’ and says Luton keep it realistic

Graeme Jones has praised Hatters chief executive Gary Sweet for speaking the truth on the ‘mayhem’ of Championship finances and insists how Luton go about their business is based more in reality. The Town supremo […]

Former Luton defender James Justin, who joined Premier League Leicester in the summer
Luton transfer news

Sweet gives insight into how Justin and Stacey transfer fees will be spent

August 6, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Sweet gives insight into how Justin and Stacey transfer fees will be spent

Gary Sweet has given a breakdown of how Luton intend to use the money gained from the sale of James Justin and Jack Stacey – assuring fans that ‘every penny’ re-invested back into the club. […]

Luton chief executive Gary Sweet (right) with Chairman David Wilkinson
Luton Town news

Fans’ views of Brabin taken into account in return of ex-boss, says Sweet

August 5, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Fans’ views of Brabin taken into account in return of ex-boss, says Sweet

Luton took into account the view of some fans when former manager Gary Brabin returned to Kenilworth Road this summer, chief executive Gary Sweet has confirmed. Appointed as number two to new manager Graeme Jones’ […]

Gary Sweet
Luton Town news

Hatters set for arrival from for sports science top job

August 5, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Hatters set for arrival from for sports science top job

Luton will this week get a new head of sports science from Champions League finalists Tottenham Hotspur, chief executive Gary Sweet has confirmed. The Hatters have been looking for the right person to fill the […]

Gary Sweet
Luton Town news

Sweet blasts £1m stadium ‘mayhem’ all for the benefit of ‘armchair’ fans

August 5, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Sweet blasts £1m stadium ‘mayhem’ all for the benefit of ‘armchair’ fans

Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet has blasted the ‘mayhem’ of having to spend more than £1million to bring their Kenilworth Road stadium into compliance with the Championship for the benefit of television viewers.   […]

The Aldi leaflet delivered to Luton residents
Luton Town news

Hatters boosted after council reject Aldi plans for Gipsy Lane

July 30, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Hatters boosted after council reject Aldi plans for Gipsy Lane

Luton Councillors have voted to reject a planning application that would have seen an Aldi supermarket built on land next to Luton Town’s training ground that the club are keen to build an elite, domed, […]

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