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Graeme Jones
Luton transfer news

Transfer news: Hatters won’t be breaking wage structure to sign new stars

January 3, 2020 James Cunliffe Comments Off on Transfer news: Hatters won’t be breaking wage structure to sign new stars

Luton won’t break their wage structure to bring in new recruits, manager Graeme Jones has confirmed.  While the Town boss has dismissed rumours of a move for Sheffield United defender Ben Heneghan, he confirmed that […]

An artist's impression of Newlands Park
Luton Town news

High Court fight with C&R over Newlands Park could empty Hatters’ transfer war-chest

November 7, 2019 James Cunliffe 4

Luton Town Football Club has hinted that fighting Capital & Regional through the High Court over their Newlands Park regeneration scheme will mean there is no money is available to sign new players in the […]

James Justin
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. […]

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