Luton (Hive) The Giuliano Grazioli Match Thread

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From what a groundskeeper once told me, the grass is usually kept a bit longer at the beginning of the season so it wears a bit better throughout the winter.
In terms of watering the pitch, all passing teams do it so the ball zips across the surface faster.


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becbee wrote:Also why are fans who wish to stand "core support"? Surely those who attend away matches but remain seated are just as much core supporters as those who prefer to stand?
Do you really think that I see those who sit as lesser supporters than those who stand?

Please don't get into this.
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mcleod23 wrote:Weston to start over Fonguck any day. All well and good doing it for 20 minutes at the end.

Fonguck still needs a lot of time.

Weston the seasoned pro, energy, positioning and legs. Him everytime.
Agree. If we sign a DM (which we still need one), this will allow Weston to use his attacking attributes to move a bit forward behind the strikers. Weston has no business winning tackles and losing possession in the CM/DM role.

A very experienced DM can also mentor Fonguck and Watson too.
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I'm not sure why Fonguck needs 'mentoring'?

He consistently won the ball cleanly, couple of great blocks and headers in the box. Wasn't overpowered or overwhelmed by one of best teams in the league, played intelligently and broke well.

Why bring someone in to block his path? He looks well ready for league 2.
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Also regarding the ref - he was extremely leniant on Jack letting him off an obvious 2nd yellow. Needs to learn a bit of game management when he's on a yellow card
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Mickbee wrote:. After the game i was in pecking order and TK just ran in with his arms in the air and shouted 'YESSSS!'. Haven't seen him that happy in ages! Cheers.

Wow ! What did you order![/quote]

He was very happy. He even got one of his staff to bring out free food for us, which was a nice touch. A great day out, with the only downside being the poor turnout from our fans.
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A very experienced DM can also mentor Fonguck and Watson too.[/quote]


I've been told Watson won't be here by the end of the week.
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MCB wrote:Also regarding the ref - he was extremely leniant on Jack letting him off an obvious 2nd yellow. Needs to learn a bit of game management when he's on a yellow card
well put, i was thinking when we made the last sub it needed to be jack to be subbed to avoid another red card!
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Great win. Still trying to figure out why Luton are claiming a foul in the build-up to the goal. The defender had his pocket picked and fell over as an after-thought
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MCB wrote:I'm not sure why Fonguck needs 'mentoring'?

He consistently won the ball cleanly, couple of great blocks and headers in the box. Wasn't overpowered or overwhelmed by one of best teams in the league, played intelligently and broke well.

Why bring someone in to block his path? He looks well ready for league 2.
Totally agree.
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beew wrote:
Mickbee wrote:. After the game i was in pecking order and TK just ran in with his arms in the air and shouted 'YESSSS!'. Haven't seen him that happy in ages! Cheers.

Wow ! What did you order!
He was very happy. He even got one of his staff to bring out free food for us, which was a nice touch. A great day out, with the only downside being the poor turnout from our fans.[/quote]

Our August home support has historically always been pretty poor.
Having Luton and Stevenage at home early is good for the overall
figures and TK's pocket..
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Nice little interview with Jack on iFollow, sounds like Harrys face is a bit of a mess
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becbee wrote:
BeesKnees wrote:
Si1970 wrote:There seemed to be quite a few families in the North stand who were being escorted by the police to sit at the end of the West, presumably to get away from the less pleasant members of the away support. Wouldn't make me proud if I was a Luton fan...
I noticed this as well. Their fans were embarrassing and it's no surprise to see the whining about be confronted by police and stewards for not being decent human beings.

That said the seating in the stand is all wrong and having no centre block almost guarantees that fans will stand in that aisle. Needs a rethink so the core support can stand in the middle at the back, without getting in others way.
Why does the layout of the aisles affect fans who wish to stand going to the back and leaving the front for those who wish to sit? There is no excuse for people standing in the aisles. It is a H&S risk and it must have blocked the view of seated fans.
Anyway there was standing in 2 aisles so wasn't the seating between those 2 aisles a centre block?

Also why are fans who wish to stand "core support"? Surely those who attend away matches but remain seated are just as much core supporters as those who prefer to stand?
It makes me laugh. They all stood in the aisle. They simply didn't need to.

It was deliberately antagonising. Then they bleat about the stewards. Oh please.
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Post: # 220178Post beew »

I don't get it. They paid all that money to stand in an aisle arguing with stewards and pissing off fellow fans who had to also stand to be able to see the action. Luton as a club should be asking us for the CCTV footage and warn those involved that they I'll be banned if they re offend.
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Masuka wrote:Our steward was escorted out by the police
Met police update:. The steward has in fact been released without charge but the Luton fan has been charged with viciously attacking the steward's fist with his face. What a nasty horrible bunch!
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