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Luton complete signing of Brentford’s McCormack

1 June 2017 0 comments

The experienced midfielder, 33, will officially become a Hatter when his contract at Brentford, the club he has been at since 2013, expires on July 1st.

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EFL announce Player of the Season candidates

27 March 2017 0 comments

It might only be March, but as the EFL season reaches another typically thrilling finale, the Player of the Season candidates for all three divisions have been announced.

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Luton boss Jones: “We don’t know how to grind out a win”

22 March 2017 0 comments

The race for promotion in League Two is hotting up, and the Hatters are one of the form teams in the division, having lost just once in their last 10 games, but three draws consecutive draws means they are five points off the top three.

Team-mates: Luton Town striker Danny Hylton

24 February 2017 0 comments

Luton’s top-scorer Danny Hylton dishes the dirt on the Hatters squad…

Luton hitman Hylton signs contract extension

12 January 2017 0 comments

Hylton, 27, was a summer signing from Oxford, and has settled in brilliantly at his new club, scoring 14 goals so far this season to ignite Luton’s charge for promotion.

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Pompey boss Cook ‘sorry’ for reaction to McGeehan injury

4 January 2017 0 comments

Portsmouth boss Paul Cook has apologised for the reaction that came from some sections of the Fratton Park crowd after Luton’s Cameron McGeehan broke his leg during Monday’s fixture.