Player of the Year

Summer signing from Ipswich finished as top scorer for the season, notching 16 goals in 44 matches as the Hatters ended the term in mid-table.

Joined the club in September of that season as he only played 31 times, but went on to make a big impression in the holding role with some excellent displays as Town finished eighth in their first term back in League Two.

Imposing centre half quickly became a cult hero at Kenilworth Road, playing 47 times and scoring once, that a stunning volley against Southport. Part of the side who romped to the Conference title, securing 101 points.

After a difficult start to his Luton career, Lawless won the fans back over, scoring five times in 42 outings to take the award, in what was a difficult season, the Hatters failing to make the play-offs.

Hungarian centre half made 42 appearances and added three goals during the campaign which saw Luton beaten in the play-off final, going down 2-1 to York City at Wembley.

Racked up a half century of games for Luton as they once again suffered play-off heartbreak, losing out in the final to AFC Wimbledon on penalties.

Town’s captain was Mr Consistent as he played 51 games scoring six goals, although Luton were unable to make it out of the Conference at the first attempt, beaten in the play-offs by York City.

Second successive award for the midfielder as he made 49 appearances, but starting on minus 30 points, Luton never realistically had a chance of staying up as they finished bottom of League Two, dropping into the Conference.

Breakthrough season for the homegrown midfielder as he played 34 times, scoring once, although Luton ended up relegated from League One and were hit with a 10-point deduction.

Defender turned out 43 times, with three goals to his name, but couldn’t save the club from relegation, as they finished second bottom in the table.