Non-profit organisation for the fans of Luton Town Football Club
My first game was at home to Gillingham in 1969 sitting on the shoulders of my uncle at the back of the Kenilworth Road terrace. I was hooked from then on and became a Bobbers season ticket holder with my dad shortly after.
In those days we couldn’t really afford to travel away often so mainly watched the reserves on alternate Saturdays …
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I was a GP in Luton for 35 years, now retired. I now live in Luton and have followed the Hatters ever since I moved to the area and have been a season ticket holder for some years. My favourite memories are the 1988 League Cup Final win against Arsenal and beating Coventry City at Wembley in 2023 to gain promotion to the Premiership.
I’m Bernard Elwen, and I am a relatively recent Luton Town supporter for someone of my age. I was born in 1957 in Lancashire, grew up in Yorkshire, and moved with a change of job to Bedfordshire in 1985. I didn’t become a season ticket holder until 2000, but I have enjoyed all the home games and many away games since then, both here in England and on preseason tours…
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I watched the whole season via Sky and hoped until the last that Rob and the team would make it. Although I’m from Cologne in Germany my particular interest is British football and the Premier League.
It was the moments after the the 3:1 defeat at West Ham which convinced me to support Luton Town.
I hope to come over to see a match and tour the stadium in the future. COYH.
“My greatest moments as a Mighty Hatters supporter have to be, my visit to Maine Road for the final day match away to Man City, don’t ask me what year, to see Sir David Pleat gallop across the pitch and embrace Brian Horton, a truly amazing day. This along with the latest Wembley trip, beating Coventry on penalties and progressing to the promised land …”
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“I have supported Luton since August 8th 1970 to be precise, and I have never stopped going. I am an active member of Hatters Heritage, the LTDSA and I am very fortunate to have conducted many stadium tours. The club is a huge part of my life, whatever the division!”
“I was born in St Mary’s Hospital in 1948 and for the first two years of my life lived at 35 Wimborne Road. We then moved to Kensworth when in 1959 my Dad went to Wembley but he took the lodger instead of me! I never forgave him for that. My Dad took me to several home games in the late 50s but the one that stands out was the 1961 Cup match against Man City when Denis Law … “
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“When I was a small boy I could hear the roar of Kenilworth Road from my bedroom, and after my first match in 1967 ( Exeter) I was hooked. One of my favourite memories was a 3 goal comeback at home to Carlisle, but there have been so many highs and lows – from the penalty shootout last year, to the last league game (for a while) at Brentford. However …”
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“I have supported Luton through thick and thin for over 50 years. My Dad took me to my first game when I was 10 in the 1973/74 season against West Brom. Like many Luton fans of a certain age, my best moment was watching Luton beat Arsenal in the Littlewoods Cup Final at Wembley in 1988. That said, the Championship Play Off Final last year came very close 😊…
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“I have been watching Luton Town since 1955, seeing as many games as I could and keeping a close watch on results through all the club’s many ups and downs!. Despite moving to Berkshire for work involving extensive overseas travelling, I still managed to get to many games each year. On retirement, in 2002, I bought a season ticket and made the six-hour return journey …
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