Warren Feeney opens the scoring after 12 minutes but Millwall are level just after half-time thanks to Ben May. The winner comes from an unlikely source, as Curtis Davies pops up late on with his first goal for the club, no doubt adding a few pounds to any potential suitors before the upcoming transfer deadline.
PRESERVING & SHARING THE HISTORY OF
LUTON TOWN FC
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A message from Rob Stringer
Jul 4, 2024, 2:48 PM
Rob Stringer is the Hatters’ Heritage Honorary President
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The September 2024 Hatters Heritage Update is Live!
Sep 12, 2024, 8:00 AM
We're delighted to announce the launch of our September 2024 update, with new photography for multiple seasons.
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The July 2024 Hatters Heritage Update is Now Live!
Jul 18, 2024, 12:52 PM
Our July 2024 update is now live, with more and better quality match reports for the period 1971-72 through to 1974-75 and new seasons from 2016-17 through to 2021-22.
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Welcome to the New Hatters' Heritage Website!
Jul 4, 2024, 2:09 PM
Have a look at the features available on the new Hatters' Heritage website.
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PLAYER SPOTLIGHT
Glasgow born in 1912, Joe made a name for himself as a goalkeeper of
note with several clubs in Scotland before coming south and catching the
eye of Town scouts while at Bournemouth.
Joining Luton in the summer of 1934 he soon made the number one
position his own but was always kept on his toes by another capable
goalkeeper Humphrey Dolman and the pair vied for the spot until the
latter retired in 1938.
Starting his career at hometown club Hull City, he made his way to Kenilworth Road via spells at Portsmouth, Crawley and Plymouth.
Forming an almost unbreachable partnership with Matty Pearson as Town won the League One title in 2018/2019, he followed that up with a memorable strike of the opening day of the following season against Middlesbrough, his first goal for the club, and would become a mainstay in the side that first steadied themselves in the Championship, then pushed for promotion.
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The Heritage Lottery Fund enabled us to launch the website which we believe is the most comprehensive of any club in the country.
Whilst we benefit from the unpaid work of volunteers, we need funds to pay for hosting and maintaining the website, insurance of the memorabilia collection and various licenses such as Adobe. We also need to build up a fund to purchase important memorabilia.