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Fred Hawkes, born in Luton and pictured c. 1906, holds the record for most Luton Town league appearances. Bob Hawkes, pictured in 1908, represented Luton for 19 years and was the team's first international player. Louis Bookman played 110 times for Luton between 1919 and 1922, also representing Ireland during that time. Here is pictured here ...
Luton Town Performances from 1897 until 2023. Luton Town Football Club is an English football club, founded in 1885. [1] After becoming the first professional team in the south of England in 1891, [2] Luton joined The Football League in 1897 before leaving three years later. [3]
The motion to form a 'Luton Town Football Club', put forward by G H Small and seconded by E H Lomax, was carried. A club committee was elected by ballot and the team colours were agreed to be pink and dark blue shirts and caps. [6] The Luton Town squad of 1897–98, which won the United League title
[4] [5] Following his return from the loan, he began training with the Luton Town first-team, impressing manager Rob Edwards enough to be given a first-team debut as a late substitute in a 1–0 defeat to Bristol City on 26 December 2024.
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The team had little success – it was not until the 1891–92 season that Luton reached the first round proper. [4] The Luton Town squad of 1897–98 which won the United League. Luton's first achievement was perhaps to become the first professional club in the south of England, at a time when professionalism was mainly restricted to the north.
After leading Luton Town to safety from relegation on the final day of the 2019–20 season, [2] Nathan Jones guided the team to a top-half finish in 2020–21 with their highest points total in the second tier since 1981–82. [3]