Sam arrived at Kenilworth Road in the summer of 1960 as a popular choice to succeed Syd Owen as manager, even if his York side had just been relegated from Division Three. A well-known figure in the...
Allan Brown became a record Scottish export when leaving East Fife for Blackpool in exchange for £25,000 in 1950 due to his pace, power and subtlety in the forward line.
A Scottish international, he...
A fine goalkeeper for Manchester United whose career was delayed by World War Two, Jack Crompton was first employed at Kenilworth Road as a coach and trainer, though the club granted a release so he...
Scotsman Dally had already crammed in a full career by the time he came to Luton as player/coach in October 1946. A pre-War Scottish international, he had starred for Derby as a mercurial winger...
One of the most popular players to have pulled on a shirt for Luton Town, Mick was the perfect centre-forward combining power in the air with a delicate touch on the deck. It is crying shame that he...
Luton Town legend Ricky burst onto the scene as a 17 year old coming on as substitute in a dull end of season game against Bristol Rovers in 1976 and immediately lit up proceedings by laying on a...
Famously from the Rhondda valley, Nathan made his first strides in football in the Cardiff City youth set up before joining Maesteg Park, Ton Pentre and Merthyr Tydfil where he was spotted by...
A Mancunian, George worked in the textile trade when he became a professional footballer. His first big club was Bolton Wanderers before World War One. He later played in Ireland and spent 9 seasons...
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Sam arrived at Kenilworth Road in the summer of 1960 as a popular choice to succeed Syd Owen as manager, even if his York side had just been relegated from Division Three. A well-known figure in the...
Manager 2011-2012 Assistant Manager 2010-2011, 2019-2020
Allan Brown became a record Scottish export when leaving East Fife for Blackpool in exchange for £25,000 in 1950 due to his pace, power and subtlety in the forward line. A Scottish international, he...
A fine goalkeeper for Manchester United whose career was delayed by World War Two, Jack Crompton was first employed at Kenilworth Road as a coach and trainer, though the club granted a release so he...
Scotsman Dally had already crammed in a full career by the time he came to Luton as player/coach in October 1946. A pre-War Scottish international, he had starred for Derby as a mercurial winger...
One of the most popular players to have pulled on a shirt for Luton Town, Mick was the perfect centre-forward combining power in the air with a delicate touch on the deck. It is crying shame that he...
Luton Town legend Ricky burst onto the scene as a 17 year old coming on as substitute in a dull end of season game against Bristol Rovers in 1976 and immediately lit up proceedings by laying on a...
Famously from the Rhondda valley, Nathan made his first strides in football in the Cardiff City youth set up before joining Maesteg Park, Ton Pentre and Merthyr Tydfil where he was spotted by...
A Mancunian, George worked in the textile trade when he became a professional footballer. His first big club was Bolton Wanderers before World War One. He later played in Ireland and spent 9 seasons...
