Cape Town born Roy decided to try his luck in the U.K and after unsuccessful trials at Manchester City joined Clyde where he soon built up a solid reputation as a quick two-footed winger.
Snapped up...
One of Luton Town’s favourite sons, Brian is second only to Gordon Turner in the post-war scoring charts and formed magical partnerships with the likes of Bob Hatton and Mick Harford during his long...
Brian’s younger brother Mark joined Luton as a junior before signing professional forms in January 1984.
After making his Hatters debut in 1984, Mark had to wait until the 1986/87 campaign before...
Hatters' Heritage does not use cookies for any of its essential features, except - if you opt out of cookies - to store that fact.
However, some aspects of the website, such as links to social media, require the use of cookies.
With your consent, we'd also like to set optional analytics cookies to help us improve the website. This set of cookies allows us to track how our website is being used, whether it's performing properly, and how we can improve it.
You can change your preferences at any time from the 'Privacy Policy' page, which is in the menu at the bottom of every page.
Cape Town born Roy decided to try his luck in the U.K and after unsuccessful trials at Manchester City joined Clyde where he soon built up a solid reputation as a quick two-footed winger. Snapped up...
One of Luton Town’s favourite sons, Brian is second only to Gordon Turner in the post-war scoring charts and formed magical partnerships with the likes of Bob Hatton and Mick Harford during his long...
Brian’s younger brother Mark joined Luton as a junior before signing professional forms in January 1984. After making his Hatters debut in 1984, Mark had to wait until the 1986/87 campaign before...