Steve Litt

Steve Litt Date of Birth: May 21, 1954

Steve was turned down by his home town club Carlisle as a youngster but was then taken on as an apprentice at Blackpool only to be released in the summer of 1972.

New Luton manager Harry Haslam, after listening to his old pal Paddy Sowden the youth team manager at Bloomfield Road, decided to give the giant 18 year old centre-half a try and awarded him a contract at Kenilworth Road.

Steve waited patiently for his chance before making his League debut during the 1973/74 season, but as understudy to the consistent and rarely injured John Faulkner his appearances were limited.

A frustrated Steve left these shores in 1976 to join Minnesota Kicks. He returned a year later to enjoy a season with Northampton before emigrating to the States for good.