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Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu
Luton Town interviews

Pelly has Premier League qualities, insists Jones

October 23, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Pelly has Premier League qualities, insists Jones

There are no limits to what Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu can achieve, according to Luton manager Graeme Jones, after the midfielder made history with his stunner against Bristol City. Curling into the top corner to put Town […]

Simon Sluga
Luton Town interviews

Shea and Sluga are ‘best of friends, best of enemies’

September 26, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Shea and Sluga are ‘best of friends, best of enemies’

James Shea says he fully supports Simon Sluga, if the Croatian plays, but still wants to win back the Luton goalkeeper’s jersey from the club record signing. The 28-year-old has been knocked down the pecking […]

James Shea
Luton Town interviews

‘I want to fight for the shirt’ – Shea on ‘difficult’ spell as No.2 to Sluga

September 26, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on ‘I want to fight for the shirt’ – Shea on ‘difficult’ spell as No.2 to Sluga

James Shea says it has been ‘difficult’ sitting on the bench this term but that he knew Luton were going to sign another goalkeeper in the summer, so he’s determined to fight for a chance.  […]

Harry Cornick
Luton Town interviews

Super sub tag is gone as Jones says ‘simple theory’ is key for Cornick’s goal tally

September 20, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Super sub tag is gone as Jones says ‘simple theory’ is key for Cornick’s goal tally

Harry Cornick has now shaken off his super sub tag, according to Luton boss Graeme Jones, who believes the pace ace will improve his eye for goal. The 24-year-old came off the bench in 39 […]

Harry Cornick can't quite hit the target against QPR. Photo by Liam Smith
Luton Town interviews

Cornick: Scoring not my strongest attribute, but I’m working on it

September 19, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Cornick: Scoring not my strongest attribute, but I’m working on it

Harry Cornick admits goalscoring is not the strongest part of his game, but says he’s working on it every day to try to adjust to the Championship where he knows being clinical is key. The […]

James Collins and Harry Cornick celebrate
Luton Town interviews

Jones striking the right chords with Cornick and Collins

September 18, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Jones striking the right chords with Cornick and Collins

Harry Cornick and James Collins have both sung the praises of Luton manager Graeme Jones for his work to improve them as goalscorers. The Hatters chief was, himself, a forward in his playing days and […]

James Collins turns in Harry Cornick's cross in the defeat at QPR
Luton Town interviews

Ton-up Collins is ‘a born goalscorer and he’ll do it at any level,’ says Cornick

September 17, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Ton-up Collins is ‘a born goalscorer and he’ll do it at any level,’ says Cornick

Harry Cornick says James Collins is born goalscorer that will smash the ball into an empty training net because he can’t help himself. Both strikers scored in Saturday’s 3-2 defeat at Queens Park Rangers, with […]

James Collins
Luton Town interviews

James Collins: It’s an honour to play 100 games for Luton

September 16, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on James Collins: It’s an honour to play 100 games for Luton

James Collins says it is an honour to become a Luton Town centurion as the striker reflected on a memorable week for him. Though the Hatters lost 3-2 at QPR on Saturday, the front man’s […]

James Collins right)
Luton Town news

Jones: We need to embrace players like Collins – they’re very refreshing in the modern era

September 12, 2019 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Jones: We need to embrace players like Collins – they’re very refreshing in the modern era

James Collins is a refreshing player in the modern era, according to Luton manager Graeme Jones, who says the striker will come back from his dream Ireland debut and benefit his club side even more.  […]

Former director Stephen Browne (centre) alongside chairman David Wilkinson (left) and chief executive Gary Sweet
Luton Town interviews

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 […]

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