Born in London in 1912, Albert impressed on the left wing for Athenian League side Redhill where he was spotted by Luton manager John McCartney and signed for the Town in the summer of 1929.
Sadly...
Although born in London, Mick was brought up in Wellingborough and came to the attention of Luton after playing for the Northants youth side.
Signing on at Kenilworth Road in 1955 Mick had to bide...
Luton boy Kevin first came to the attention of the local newspapers when skippering Cardinal Newman RC school who won the Heinz Ketchup Cup, the schools equivalent of the F.A.Cup, at...
James was born in London where he represented his local boroughs Camden & Islington District as well as Middlesex County in school competitions. He joined the Luton Town youth system, signing...
Born in London in 1888, William won numerous honours in youth football and was recommended to the Town by the secretary/manager of Barking in the summer of 1909.
The move turned out to be a poisoned...
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Born in London in 1912, Albert impressed on the left wing for Athenian League side Redhill where he was spotted by Luton manager John McCartney and signed for the Town in the summer of 1929. Sadly...
Although born in London, Mick was brought up in Wellingborough and came to the attention of Luton after playing for the Northants youth side. Signing on at Kenilworth Road in 1955 Mick had to bide...
Luton boy Kevin first came to the attention of the local newspapers when skippering Cardinal Newman RC school who won the Heinz Ketchup Cup, the schools equivalent of the F.A.Cup, at...
Born in London in 1890 little is known of this player who turned out twice at left-back in the Western League in 1908-09.
James was born in London where he represented his local boroughs Camden & Islington District as well as Middlesex County in school competitions. He joined the Luton Town youth system, signing...
Born in London in 1888, William won numerous honours in youth football and was recommended to the Town by the secretary/manager of Barking in the summer of 1909. The move turned out to be a poisoned...