Edward (Teddy) BEE
Born in Nottingham in 1868, Teddy joined the Town in 1893 as a goalkeeper having previously played for three seasons at Royal Arsenal.
Only 5’8”, he was solidly built which was a...
Sheffield born in 1910, Wallace was spotted playing for Grenoside Sports by one of Luton manager John McCartney’s Yorkshire scouts and after an initial spell in the reserves he got his chance in the...
Although Billy lost a large chunk of his playing career due to the war he was still regarded as ‘the most polished full-back in the country if not the world’ when Second Division Luton paid a record...
Derek was nearing the end of an illustrious career by the time he signed for Luton in December 1966 but his transfer was seen as a major coup for a side that was struggling at the wrong end of...
Romford born Tony was spotted by Luton scouts and after serving his apprenticeship signed professional terms for the Hatters in May 1976.
Still only 17, Tony found himself thrust in at the deep end...
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Edward (Teddy) BEE Born in Nottingham in 1868, Teddy joined the Town in 1893 as a goalkeeper having previously played for three seasons at Royal Arsenal. Only 5’8”, he was solidly built which was a...
Sheffield born in 1910, Wallace was spotted playing for Grenoside Sports by one of Luton manager John McCartney’s Yorkshire scouts and after an initial spell in the reserves he got his chance in the...
Although Billy lost a large chunk of his playing career due to the war he was still regarded as ‘the most polished full-back in the country if not the world’ when Second Division Luton paid a record...
Derek was nearing the end of an illustrious career by the time he signed for Luton in December 1966 but his transfer was seen as a major coup for a side that was struggling at the wrong end of...
Romford born Tony was spotted by Luton scouts and after serving his apprenticeship signed professional terms for the Hatters in May 1976. Still only 17, Tony found himself thrust in at the deep end...