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Get the above points but if you want to sit down why pop yourself in the back row when you know full well that's where the late arrivals that will stand will go? Swings and roundabouts. I hate sitting down. Defeats atmosphere also. Cardiff's old away section at NP was genius. Seats at the...

A lot of people buy tickets individually - no one wants to sit on their own for the whole game you wanna sit with your mates. I'd say the majority of supporters don't sit in their allocated seat when travelling away, and it's never usually an issue until the stewards make it one as above

Good signing if so, not for £300k though. Personally wouldn't want to lose a proven goal-scorer in Green to get him either. McQuoid. Meh. As above, technically very good but just doesn't impose himself on games enough and lets them pass him by. A shame really. Coombes was never real. Typical...

The issue with Boxing Day is that there are no trains. Puts a lot of people off as it means organising usually expensive minibuses if hiring and driver and wanting a drink or one poor sod having to stay sober and drive.

Home win this time. Saw signs at Blackpool that I haven't seen all season. 3-1 Luton, and the train will leave the station etc

Can you not stereotype me amongst other Luton fans? I've a reputation to uphold

Regardless of time wasting, the better teams will find a way to win, and we aren't doing that. We really lack fluency and it's becoming a problem. Fair play to Mansfield, came for a point and got it.

Score draw tonight. Think we are a bit battered and bruised from Saturday, and Hylton will be a massive miss for us again. Either way, we nee to be picking points up here really.

Never a fan of when everyone expects us to dominate and roll a team over. I'll take a scrappy 1-0 with an offside handball, just to keep that winning momentum going!!

Wouldn't surprise me to see a bizarrely low number, in comparison to how many seemed to be there, come out from them. Fiddling no doubt

Unfortunately flag won't be up by then, can't take money from fund until the time it's live for has ended which is 24/8/16.

Kinsella was pretty garbage for us as was Long, but both came in when form was an issue and they were only here very briefly

Brett Beasey-Webb tragically passed away on Sunday at the age of just 21. He was a life long hatter and an extremely loyal one, following them up and down the country. The news has shocked the club, the community and has ripped his family apart. He was one of the most popular and pleasant blokes...

Brett Beasey-Webb tragically passed away on Sunday at the age of just 21. He was a life long hatter and an extremely loyal one, following them up and down the country. The news has shocked the club, the community and has ripped his family apart. He was one of the most popular and pleasant blokes...

Brett Beasey-Webb tragically passed away on Sunday at the age of just 21. He was a life long hatter and an extremely loyal one, following them up and down the country. The news has shocked the club, the community and has ripped his family apart. He was one of the most popular and pleasant blokes...

Brett Beasey-Webb tragically passed away on Sunday at the age of just 21. He was a life long hatter and an extremely loyal one, following them up and down the country. The news has shocked the club, the community and has ripped his family apart. He was one of the most popular and pleasant blokes...

Good post here on te EFL Trophy and the farce that it is https://lutontownrigs.wordpress.com/2016/07/27/science-in-violence-a-damning-indictment-of-the-efl-trophy/

21 years old. Brett Webb was his name and he was one of the most popular and pleasant blokes I've had the pleasure of knowing. Had around 100 turn up at his old local for him last night. Sadly went to sleep and never woke up again. How utterly devastating. There's been a just giving page set up...

Boo hoo.

Crewe fans. Smile a bit. The weathers nice.