I genuinely think we’d have at least tried to make a fist of it in the premier league. Luton aren’t arsed, they’ve signed players from Barnsley and Rotherham, they’re preparing for the championship already. Fair play for going up and getting the dosh for doing so but it’s just pointless them being there
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Terry_dactyl
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Let’s see where they are in a few years time I guess.
covcity4life
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Moan moan moan
People moaned forest spent too much
People moan Luton putting stadium first
People are twats
I’m not moaning. I didn’t moan about Forest? Their strategy worked, they had a real go at staying up and they achieved it.
iI said fair play for them for taking the dosh but my view of them not even attempting to stay up doesn’t make me a twat. You’re meant to be a teacher, grow up
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I have to say I have far more respect for Luton than I do for Chelsea. It's about time we got over the Play off final. They won and are deservedly there.
Clubs like Chelsea, Newcastle and Man City are far more deserving of our contempt than Luton. I mean we have a club owned by Saudi Arabia playing in the Premier League and people are moaning about Luton.
covcity4life
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I am teaching you that life is short and to stop being bitter and miserable.
Bet you use FB and post every day about something that annoyed you.
I’m not saying otherwise. All I said was that I think we would have at least made an attempt to stay in the premier league. Nothing controversial about that
I’m not being neither. And I don’t post on Facebook everyday about things that annoy me. I usually like you but you called me a twat for no reason. You can get in the bin
Brighton Sky Blue
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They will probably finish bottom or 19th, but they’ll also come down with a very strong Championship squad that will stay intact, their club infrastructure sorted and £45 million extra to spend in parachute money for the first season down. Most likely they would go back up and that time spend the money on trying to stay up.
I’ll be honest but for the fact it was us they denied I’d be saying fair play to them.
I’ll be honest but for the fact it was us they denied I’d be saying fair play to them.
Grendel
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I spoke to a fair few of their fans on the way down to the final and they didn’t want any money spent on players
They see this as a way of building a stadium to preserve the clubs future
TomRad85
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You're bang on too. Even the squad we've assembled now plus Gyokeres and Hamer would be far more capable than Luton. You'd have to assume that wouldn't be it either.
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Sick Boy
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Good on them.
Torquay Sky Blue
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Let's be honest Brighton and Chelsea would of hamerred us. Both us and Luton were nowhere near ready for that jump. They'll come back far more prepared for the future.
I still think we'll end up better than them long term
each to their own but I’d prefer to try and be more competitive. Maybe I’ve played Football Manager too often!
That’s a fair comment
Grendel
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It’s just a unique situation
They are building a stadium still in the centre of Luton and need it to compete
If we were promoted I’d had liked to see a 50 year fully protected sub lease with all rights to the pitch - that would have been expensive but worth it
SlowerThanPlatt
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They may well still be competitive, like Forest they will be relying on picking up points at home where they can impose their style
Tea & Busquets
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Luton are playing the long game still. Getting their ground sorted and building a high end championship team allows them to go down and build more onto what they currently have with their remaining parachute payments. If all goes well for them they may well become a mid table prem club in the next 2-3 seasons.
Just don’t see where the quality is. Their saving grace might be how bad Wolves and Everton have looked so far and I fully expect Sheffield Utd and a couple of others to struggle
TomRad85
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Doubt it, they'll settle back into mediocre Championship club pretty quickly
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I guess time will tell to see how their strategy will play out
Brighton Sky Blue
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Most likely they end up like Huddersfield, next most likely they end up like Norwich.
fatso
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People said the same when Brentford went up, and Bournemouth, Fulham, Palace, and Forest.
Luton may well struggle, and they are bookies favourites for the drop, but to say its pointless them being there after the journey they've been through is just disrespectful.
They've only played 2 games, both away from home against teams that are looking at top 6 spots. They will need time to adjust.
It's noticeable that the same people who are writing Luton off after 2 games are the ones who were screaming that you can't write Ellis Simms off after 2 games.
It's a crazy world.
SlowerThanPlatt
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Love Simms, hate Luton.
Brighton Sky Blue
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So…David Brekalo anyone?
TomRad85
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Why do you care about being respectful to Luton? Most people on this group can't even be respectful to each other.
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TomRad85
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Impossible. Luton will blow us out the water.
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Their style of football just won’t cut it, in my my opinion. I could be wrong and will happily admit I was should they stay up or at least come close to it.
fatso
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Fuck off you bellend
Seriously though, putting aside the fact that the wankers beat us on pens, there has to be an opportunity for the little clubs to progress up the football pyramid. Or what would be the point of any league other than the Premier league.
If you'd of told me a few years ago that Brentford would be PL I'd of laughed, but good management and careful reinvestment can get you there.
Luton have showed what's possible, even for a tiny club with a shit ground and small budget.
Brighton Sky Blue
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And some terrible football which they're continuing with in the top division.Fuck off you bellend
Seriously though, putting aside the fact that the wankers beat us on pens, there has to be an opertunity for the little clubs to progress up the football pyramid. Or what would be the point of any league other than the Premier league.
If you'd of told me a few years ago that Brentford would be PL I'd of laughed, but good management and careful reinvestment can get you there.
Luton have showed what's possible, even for a tiny club with a shit ground and small budget.
covcity4life
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Tbf I said people are(me included at times) not specifically you
TomRad85
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I get it, it's a good story but now they are there you do feel they'll be absolutely honking. Let's discuss again in a few weeks I suppose.Fuck off you bellend
Seriously though, putting aside the fact that the wankers beat us on pens, there has to be an opertunity for the little clubs to progress up the football pyramid. Or what would be the point of any league other than the Premier league.
If you'd of told me a few years ago that Brentford would be PL I'd of laughed, but good management and careful reinvestment can get you there.
Luton have showed what's possible, even for a tiny club with a shit ground and small budget.
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fatso
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Oh I expect they'll be deep in the relegation battle after Christmas, but so will Everton, and Forest, and Sheff utd and maybe Palace and Fulham. Luton will need to maximise their home advantage and make that tiny ground a fortress. Its a huge challenge for them, but it will be interesting to see it play out.
Incidentally, I may be wrong but arnt Everton still at risk of a points deduction under ffp rules?
covcity4life
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They beat us and got promoted. End of discussion