Non-profit organisation for the fans of Luton Town Football Club
“I have supported Luton since 1945 when I was 8, when the leagues started up after the war. My proudest moment was in 1988 at Wembley when we beat Arsenal 3-2 in the Littlewoods Cup.
“”Followed on by 1989 at Wembley when we lost to Notts Forest in the same cup. …”
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“I have been a Luton Town supporter since 1966 being just 5 years old when attended my first game. I have seen all the highs and all the lows of our beloved team…from the top tier to non-league and back again.
“Although I’m now living in York I am still a season ticket holder and travel to every home game and most away games. …”
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“I am Stephen Lindsay, I have been a supporter for over 45 years. It’s been wonderful time, with great experiences, and many friends.”
“I have been a supporter of Luton Town since 1967 and it has been a real roller coaster! Also been a season ticket holder for all but three of those years (At University). Myself and my two sons attend all Home matches and many away matches. COYH!!”
“I started going to Luton in the 69/70 season. Me and my dad have been going together ever since. My favourite home game was the 3-0 win over Liverpool in the 2nd replay 1987 FA Cup. My favourite away, and all time game, was Man City away, with David Pleat dancing across the pitch. I’ve stood or sat in all stands except the Bobbers and remember cold wet nights… ”
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“I have been a Hatter since my Sister and Brother bought me a bobble hat and scarf for Christmas some 50 years ago. Now living in Preston it is mainly NW matches I get to but do manage a few matches at the Old Girl each season. Happiest days as a Hatter have been Promotion clinching match v Shrewsbury to Div 1 , Ricky Hills goal v Everton …”
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“I have supported Luton Town since 1969 and although I now live in the North of England I still get to as many matches as possible every season.”
“I’ve been following Luton since the late 1960s; attending most home games until I moved away in 1980. I’ve continued to watch the various ups and downs seeing the occasional match when possible. Along with my two brothers (who are season ticket holders) and other family it was a privilege to be at Wembley for the championship play off final. This has to be the best moment. ”
“Why Luton Town? If I had done my homework my father would take me to a mid-week game occasionally. So I grew up watching Luton and Stotfold FC! Earliest Town heroes were Graham French and Ray Whittaker. Now live in Glasgow but still follow the Hatters..”
“In the early 1960s, my father frequently took me and my brother to the Allotments, but – increasingly bored by the fare on offer there – we decided to visit KR in 1968. We were immediately captivated by Bruce Rioch, Alan Slough and co., and became regular Town supporters. Since moving to Germany in 1981, I have always (except for one “Buckle” year) managed …”
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