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Luton Town replay date

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Joshytoohotty

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Thinking about it, it wouldn't actually be a bad result.

 

We'd surely batter them at Anfield and it's a chance to get the loyalty going if we were to get a bigger draw in the latter rounds.

 

Tickets would probably be reasonable as well.

Gunga Din

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Thinking about it, it wouldn't actually be a bad result.

 

We'd surely batter them at Anfield and it's a chance to get the loyalty going if we were to get a bigger draw in the latter rounds.

 

Tickets would probably be reasonable as well.

 

 

thinking about it, failure t beat at team in the relegation zone of the 3rd division would be a very bad result indeed

muleskinner

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thinking about it, failure t beat at team in the relegation zone of the 3rd division would be a very bad result indeed

 

He may as well resign on the spot if we get knocked out by them on Sunday, given the current atmosphere.

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Guest Snorky

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thinking about it, failure t beat at team in the relegation zone of the 3rd division would be a very bad result indeed

 

They are in a false position, they've had 10 points taken off them for going into administration. They should be just underneath a play-off place.

muleskinner

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They are in a false position, they've had 10 points taken off them for going into administration. They should be just underneath a play-off place.

 

False position or not, there can be no excuses for anything but a win on Sunday. A convincing one.

Guest Snorky

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False position or not, there can be no excuses for anything but a win on Sunday. A convincing one.

 

I'm not holding my breath, it'll be a weakened side that Rafa will put out and we will struggle.

Tosh

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Snorky - that's some uber-mockering apart from the weakened side bit. Other than SG and Torres that was not really a weak side....

Guest Snorky

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Snorky - that's some uber-mockering apart from the weakened side bit. Other than SG and Torres that was not really a weak side....

 

I've just got no confidence going into any game at the moment, it's been brewing for a number of weeks now and keeps on growing.

Bailo

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Fook me, they're hardly going to have a team next week.

 

Beeb

 

Five players leave troubled Luton

 

Financially-stricken Luton Town, who are in administration, have sold two of their star players and let three others leave the club, reports BBC 3CR.

 

Midfielder David Edwards, 21, moves to Wolves for £675,000 and defender Chris Coyne, 29, to Colchester for £350,000.

 

Midfielder Ahmet Brkovic, 33, has made his loan move to Millwall permanent.

 

Lewis Emanuel and Ed Asafu-Adjaye have gone on loan to Lincoln and Salisbury respectively, while bids have been lodged for three other players.

 

Plymouth have made offers for strikers Calvin Andrew and Drew Talbot, both 21, while Hull have made a bid for goalkeeper Dean Brill, 22.

 

The Hatters were placed in administration in November, a move which also saw the club deducted 10 points.

 

Luton's administrators had refused Edwards and Coyne permission to stay on for Saturday's game against League One leaders Swansea and next Tuesday's FA Cup third round replay against Liverpool at Anfield.

 

The administrators recently extended the deadline for interested parties to submit offers to buy the club until 7 January - a deadline which has since passed - and administrator Brendan Guilfoyle revealed that "more than one bid" was submitted.

 

A consortium fronted by BBC TV presenter and lifelong Luton fan Nick Owen revealed their interest earlier in the week.

 

However, Guilfoyle had previously warned that players would need to be sold if funds were not made available instantly.

 

Edwards, a Wales international, had only joined the Hatters from Shrewsbury in July, becoming manager Kevin Blackwell's first signing, but had since been targeted by Nottingham Forest.

 

His move from Shrewsbury had not been without controversy - as a dispute between the clubs over the move was eventually settled, although there was a disparity in the figures quoted by the two clubs.

 

The £350,000 deal for Australian centre-back Coyne, who was Luton's longest-serving player, is a record transfer for Colchester.

 

Brkovic had been at Kenilworth Road since 2001, making nearly 200 league appearances and helping them win two promotions, in 2001/02 and 2004/05.

 

However, he had only appeared in one league match for Luton this season, and has scored three goals in nine appearances since joining Millwall on loan in October.

 

Former Bradford defender Emanuel, 24, has featured just twice for Luton this season, and had a loan spell at Brentford in the autumn.

 

Asafu-Adjaye, 21, is a first-year professional who has not yet appeared for the Hatters' first team, although he has been an unused substitute.

 

He has also spent time on loan at non-league side Walton & Hersham.

Guest GrandpaSimpson

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They should be forced to play the c**** that spat at Carra and play 'em in attack.

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AE

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They should be forced to play the c**** that spat at Carra and play 'em in attack.

 

Aye, golden goal and golden Carrager breaking opposition bones competitions then. :unsure:

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