Hatters Headlines
One of the best things about Luton Town’s incredible season is the amount of people we have proved wrong along the way.
Luton goalkeeper Simon Sluga has admitted he just ‘wasn’t good enough’ during his introduction to English football when joining the Hatters.
Town midfielder Glen Rea insists the Hatters can keep their level of improvement going into next season.
Luton boss Nathan Jones knows the only thing that has held his side back from a top eight position in the Championship this term is a lack of goals.
Pirates CEO reveals Luton striker Hylton rejected a move to Bristol Rovers during in transfer window
Bristol Rovers chief executive Martyn Starnes has revealed that Luton striker Danny Hylton turned down a move to the League One side back in the January transfer window.
An excellent second half to the campaign means QPR can reflect on another season of improvement as they head into this weekend's game sitting ninth in the Championship.
Luton skipper Sonny Bradley knew there was absolutely no way that the Hatters could have continued with their defensive frailties from last season if they wanted to be a success in the Championship this time round.
Luton boss Nathan Jones wants striker Danny Hylton to enjoy more of a ‘fluent season’ next term.
Departing Hatter Brendan Galloway has been called up to the Zimbabwe squad for their World Cup qualifiers against South Africa and Ethiopia later this year.
Luton defender Peter Kioso will play no further part for on-loan side Northampton Town this season after suffering a double hernia injury.
Luton Town have been linked with a move for Newcastle United teenage midfielder Elliot Anderson.
Read the Gaffer's notes from the Rotherham programme on Tuesday night.
Town attacker Harry Cornick believes the Hatters should attempt to emulate the efforts of Championship surprise package Barnsley next season.
Town chief Nathan Jones believes the Hatters have a real chance of ‘doing something’ next season if they can get their recruitment right in the upcoming transfer window.
Luton boss Nathan Jones feels that midfielder Glen Rea needs to ‘step up’ to become a real hit at Championship level.
Luton boss Nathan Jones felt striker Elijah Adebayo wasn’t given enough protection by the match officials during Tuesday night’s 0-0 draw against Rotherham.
Hatters skipper Sonny Bradley is well aware the club will have to strengthen once more in the transfer window if they are to continue improving in the Championship next term.
The following notes from the boardroom were written by Hatters director Stephen Browne for the final matchday programme of the season against Rotherham United last night.
Town skipper Sonny Bradley hailed the ‘tremendous effort’ from his side to confirm a top half finish in the Championship this season following on directly from a campaign spent battling against relegation.
Hatters boss Nathan Jones spoke of his pride at achieving the club’s best points tally in the second tier for almost 40 years last night.
