Trevor Peake

Trevor Peake Date of Birth: Feb 10, 1957

In a long, glorious football career, Trevor holds the record as the oldest player in the Hatters history when turning out against Wrexham at Kenilworth Road in 1997 at the age of 40 years 222 days.

Starting off at his home town club Nuneaton, Trevor first tasted League football with Lincoln, who paid £27,500 for his services. After 171 League games for the Imps a £100,000 fee took him to Coventry in 1983 where his displays at centre-half earned him legendary status plus an FA Cup winners medal in 1987.

When Luton manager David Pleat was looking for an experienced head in his young Hatters side he turned to Trevor who went on to play 179 League games for the Town, picking up several Player of the Year awards along the way.

After taking up a coaching job at Kenilworth Road, Trevor was allowed to return to Coventry in a similar position before a long spell at Leicester.