Kurt Nogan

Kurt Nogan

Kurt was invited to Luton for a trial after being spotted by the Hatters South Wales scout and after signing professional forms in July 1989 made a dramatic scoring League debut the following February, netting in a 2-2 draw at Liverpool during Jim Ryan’s first game in charge of the club.

With a languid style and good positional sense big things were expected of the Welshman but he was playing in a struggling Hatters side and was released as the Town dropped out of the top flight in 1992.

An invite to Brighton, on an initial three month trial, kick started his career as he netted 49 goals in 97 starts for the Seagulls leading to moves to Burnley and Preston where he was almost as prolific. Finishing his League career with Cardiff, Kurt then played for Tiverton and Aberaman.