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The 30-point penalty that led to Luton's relegation from the Football League 14 years ago has never been forgotten by Hatters fans and this flag has hung in the Kenilworth Road Main Stand since those days
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Edwards hails ‘amazing story’ on anniversary of Luton’s dark day

April 13, 2023 James Cunliffe 3

Manager Rob Edwards has hailed the “amazing story” that now has Luton Town dreaming of the big time, 14 years to the day that the Hatters were relegated from the Football League. Town are third […]

Peter Kioso
Luton Town features

Feature: From non-league to Luton – eight great Hatters signings that made the grade in the Football League. Can Peter Kioso follow in their footsteps?

January 24, 2020 Sportsdesk 2

Peter Kioso became Luton’s first signing of the January transfer window, when he moved from Hartlepool United to the Championship club.  If the 20-year-old right back plays against Derby County on Tuesday night it will […]

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