Jordan Clark was the big winner as he scooped four awards at the Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Presentation Evening on Wednesday.
The long-serving midfielder collected the Player of the Season gong as voted for by LTST members and was also honoured by his teammates who voted him as their Players’ Player of the Season.
Clark also landed the individual award for his strike away to Cardiff City last month which was voted by members as their Goal of the Season and completing the quartet for the 31-year-old was recognition of an excellent personal campaign by our young supporters who chose him as their Junior Supporters’ Player of the Season.
Award winner Jordan Clark (18) of Luton Town during the 2024/25 Luton Town Supporter’s Trust Presentation Evening at Paddock Marquee, Cross Keys, Pulloxhill, England on the 23 April 2025. Photo by David Horn.
To hear Jordan’s reaction to winning his four awards click here.
Two other Town stars were also recognised across the nine awards presented throughout the course of the evening.
Goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski landed the first honour of the night when he collected the Ian Pearce Memorial Trophy for a second season in succession having landed the most man of the match awards at home matches this season. Later in the evening, the Belgian, who sadly couldn’t be there due to the passing of his father, was given the Bobbers Travel Away Player of the Season title after earning the most points in votes on the coaches back from away games throughout the campaign.
The other two awards on the evening went to a January signing who has made a huge impact since he entered the first team during the derby clash away to Watford in February.
Christ Makosso first collected the LTST Pelly Ruddock Signing of the Season award, voted for by our members before he was crowned the SoLYD Young Player of the Season by Matt Bloomfield and our coaching staff.
That left one more to be presented which is our coveted Kevin Catlin Memorial Trophy, awarded for outstanding contribution to our football club, and after stepping down as LTST chair earlier in the year, the Trust board felt that Tony Murray would be a deserved recipient of the trophy this year.
Tony was a member of the Trust board at its outset and navigated LTST during turbulent times at the club before returning for a second spell as chair where under him the Trust went from strength to strength.
Luton fans will always be indebted to Tony Murray and he was given our award to recognise that.
The evening concluded with a Q&A with Matt Bloomfield and Gary Sweet, conducted by our wonderful host for the night, Justin Dealey.
Our thanks go out to Justin for being a fantastic compere for the evening, to all the staff at the Cross Keys in Pulloxhill for making us feel so welcome and to everyone who attended for making the event as special as always.
