Born in Edinburgh in 1874, Walter became a well-known centre-forward in local footballing circles and earned a Scottish junior cap.
He had a trial at Everton and then a year at Southampton before...
Edinburgh born Stuart joined Luton Town from school and skippered the Hatter’s youth team before making his League bow on the closing day of the 1997/98 campaign in a 3-2 home win over...
Born in Edinburgh in 1871, John was playing for Leith Athletic when, like a great many other Scots, he was enticed south by the prospect of being paid for playing competitive football when the...
It was a surprise in footballing circles when Fred was given a free transfer by Dundee but the Hatters moved swiftly to sign the pacy left winger from under the noses of Wolves in 1961.
Sadly, Fred...
Edinburgh born Michael joined the Hatters from school, signing professional forms in April 1998. After making his League debut, coming on as substitute in a 3-1 win at Wigan, Michael was regularly...
Darren came to Luton Town as a Youth Trainee in 1988, along with his Edinburgh youth club playing colleague Paul Telfer, before signing professional forms in March 1989. A Scottish Schoolboy and...
Paul came to Luton Town as a Youth Trainee in 1988, along with his Edinburgh youth club playing colleague Darren Salton, before signing professional forms in November of that year.
A genuine utility...
Born in Edinburgh in 1871, Richard was one of the many Scots who ventured south in the 1890’s coming to Luton from St Bernards in 1893 via Barnsley,
Richard was a strong wing-half who turned out in...
Stationed at Bicester during the war, Billy was alerted to Luton officials by his father leading to him signing for the Town in 1944.
A super-fast winger, Billy was nicknamed ‘Rabbit’ by the...
Micky joined his local club, Hibernian, from school and after working his way up through the ranks at Easter Road embarked on a long time infatuation with the club and its supporters.
Already a...
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Born in Edinburgh in 1874, Walter became a well-known centre-forward in local footballing circles and earned a Scottish junior cap. He had a trial at Everton and then a year at Southampton before...
Edinburgh born Stuart joined Luton Town from school and skippered the Hatter’s youth team before making his League bow on the closing day of the 1997/98 campaign in a 3-2 home win over...
Born in Edinburgh in 1871, John was playing for Leith Athletic when, like a great many other Scots, he was enticed south by the prospect of being paid for playing competitive football when the...
It was a surprise in footballing circles when Fred was given a free transfer by Dundee but the Hatters moved swiftly to sign the pacy left winger from under the noses of Wolves in 1961. Sadly, Fred...
Edinburgh born Michael joined the Hatters from school, signing professional forms in April 1998. After making his League debut, coming on as substitute in a 3-1 win at Wigan, Michael was regularly...
Darren came to Luton Town as a Youth Trainee in 1988, along with his Edinburgh youth club playing colleague Paul Telfer, before signing professional forms in March 1989. A Scottish Schoolboy and...
Paul came to Luton Town as a Youth Trainee in 1988, along with his Edinburgh youth club playing colleague Darren Salton, before signing professional forms in November of that year. A genuine utility...
Born in Edinburgh in 1871, Richard was one of the many Scots who ventured south in the 1890’s coming to Luton from St Bernards in 1893 via Barnsley, Richard was a strong wing-half who turned out in...
Stationed at Bicester during the war, Billy was alerted to Luton officials by his father leading to him signing for the Town in 1944. A super-fast winger, Billy was nicknamed ‘Rabbit’ by the...
Micky joined his local club, Hibernian, from school and after working his way up through the ranks at Easter Road embarked on a long time infatuation with the club and its supporters. Already a...