Born in Cambridge, Luke became a part of the Cambridge United youth set up, working his way up to become a crucial part of their first team squad. Luke became a part of the first team squad in 2009...
Born in St Neots in 1861, Philip had previously played for Luton Wanderers when he was surprisingly called up by the Town for a home FA Cup clash against Hotspur of Wimbledon in October...
Born in Peterborough in 1875, Robert was a prolific goalscorer at local non-League level and was recruited by the Town to play in the dying embers of the club’s ill fated stay in the Football League...
Fen boy Alec first made a name for himself as a teenage goalkeeper at Colchester but a dream move to Everton did not work out, leading to him signing as number two to Les Sealey at Luton in July...
Tough, uncompromising centre-half Gordon joined Leicester as a 17 year old in 1952 and after working his way up through the ranks at Filbert Street seemed to have claimed a regular first team spot...
Born in Cambridge, Dan started as a trainee with his home town club. He made his Cambridge debut on the 1st November 2003 in the old Divison Three against Kidderminster Harriers. 61 appearances and...
Cambridge born Neil joined Ipswich from school but found the going tough at Portman Road and so was allowed to take a loan spell at Luton in September 1999 to gain League experience.
Neil made ten...
Peterborough born Barry started his footballing career at St Neots before being spotted by Leicester who he joined in 1955.
A cool full-back with good distribution, Barry became a mainstay in the...
Uncompromising centre-half Chris had made over 300 League appearances for Peterborough when Luton manager David Pleat, building his first Hatters side, talked him into moving to Kenilworth...
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Born in Cambridge, Luke became a part of the Cambridge United youth set up, working his way up to become a crucial part of their first team squad. Luke became a part of the first team squad in 2009...
Born in St Neots in 1861, Philip had previously played for Luton Wanderers when he was surprisingly called up by the Town for a home FA Cup clash against Hotspur of Wimbledon in October...
Fen boy Alec first made a name for himself as a teenage goalkeeper at Colchester but a dream move to Everton did not work out, leading to him signing as number two to Les Sealey at Luton in July...
Tough, uncompromising centre-half Gordon joined Leicester as a 17 year old in 1952 and after working his way up through the ranks at Filbert Street seemed to have claimed a regular first team spot...
Born in Cambridge, Dan started as a trainee with his home town club. He made his Cambridge debut on the 1st November 2003 in the old Divison Three against Kidderminster Harriers. 61 appearances and...
Cambridge born Neil joined Ipswich from school but found the going tough at Portman Road and so was allowed to take a loan spell at Luton in September 1999 to gain League experience. Neil made ten...
Peterborough born Barry started his footballing career at St Neots before being spotted by Leicester who he joined in 1955. A cool full-back with good distribution, Barry became a mainstay in the...
Uncompromising centre-half Chris had made over 300 League appearances for Peterborough when Luton manager David Pleat, building his first Hatters side, talked him into moving to Kenilworth...