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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 […]

Gary Brabin
Luton Town interviews

Brabin reveals moment that life as Luton boss got tougher

September 12, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Brabin reveals moment that life as Luton boss got tougher

Play-off penalty shoot-out heartbreak to AFC Wimbledon in 2011 was the moment Gary Brabin knew life as Luton boss was about to get even harder. The 4-3 spot-kick defeat in the Conference Play-off Final at […]

Luton Ladies midfielder Jess McKay in action against Leigh Ramblers
Luton Town Ladies

Women’s World Cup was spark that can boost grassroots game, says Luton’s Jess McKay

September 8, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Women’s World Cup was spark that can boost grassroots game, says Luton’s Jess McKay

Luton midfielder Jess McKay believes the success of this summer’s Women’s World Cup will have a trickle-down effect into the grassroots of the game and increase the popularity of female football, which has savoured a […]

Luke Bolton races down the wing against Sheffield Wednesday
Luton Town interviews

Man City boss Pep Guardiola told Bolton to be a wing back… and he wasn’t going to argue

September 4, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Man City boss Pep Guardiola told Bolton to be a wing back… and he wasn’t going to argue

Luke Bolton revealed that a conversation with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola convinced him that his future lay as a wing back.  The 19-year-old joined Luton on a season-long loan on transfer deadline day and […]

Simon Sluga
Luton Town interviews

Jones welcomes Sluga support from ex-Luton goalie turned Predator actor

August 23, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Jones welcomes Sluga support from ex-Luton goalie turned Predator actor

Graeme Jones says Simon Sluga is a strong character that won’t be daunted by ‘unfair’ criticism – but is grateful for the support from former Luton goalkeeper Ian Feuer. The American played for Town 97 times […]

Andrew Shinnie
Luton Town interviews

There’s ‘nothing to fear’ on big away days, says Shinnie

August 22, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on There’s ‘nothing to fear’ on big away days, says Shinnie

Andrew Shinnie says playing at big stadiums in the Championship is will not phase Luton and he used their first half performance at Hillsborough on Tuesday as the example. Town dominated the contest and the […]

Jacob Butterfield lines up a corner. Photo by Liam Smith
Luton Town interviews

Butterfield has had ‘tough times’ but he’s starting to feel at home as a Hatter

August 19, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Butterfield has had ‘tough times’ but he’s starting to feel at home as a Hatter

Jacob Butterfield believes he can get his career back on track at Luton after a challenging 18 months. The midfielder has been the Hatters’ star man in both of his Hatters starts this term, operating […]

Dionne Manning unveils Luton's new home kit
Luton Town Ladies

Dionne Manning calls for Luton Ladies sponsors and eyes Spurs-style rise

August 16, 2019 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Dionne Manning calls for Luton Ladies sponsors and eyes Spurs-style rise

Luton Town Ladies star Dionne Manning is calling for more donations after a Twitter request for player sponsorship went ‘crazy’ – with the striker also hoping the exposure can help boost the women’s team in the […]

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