Tim Breacker

Timothy Sean Breacker Date of Birth: Jul 2, 1965

Tim joined Luton from school in St Neots and made his Hatters debut in a 0-3 defeat at Ipswich in March 1984 while still only 18.

A fast and strong full-back who loved to overlap, Tim soon made the right back position his own, as well as picking up England u-21 caps, and was the only player to turn out in all 58 league and cup games in the momentous 1987/88 season which ended with the Hatters lifting the Littlewoods Cup.

Finances dictated that a reluctant Tim was sold to West Ham for £600,000 in September 1991, but he enjoyed eight years at Upton Park before finishing his career at QPR where he joined the coaching staff.

Subsequently, Tim became assistant manager at Leicester under Ian Holloway before following Phil Parkinson to Charlton, Bradford City and Bolton.