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On this day..
Posted by RADSB on 20/7/2025, 6:24:13
No matches on this day so why not watch David Pleat. Raddy Antic and Nobby Horton interviewed at the 125th Anniversary Dinner
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Mr J.C. Lomax having been called upon to give his opinion upon the proposed formation of a Town Club, said he was most emphatically in favour of a proposed Luton Town Football Club - 11th April 1885
Re: On this day..
Posted by Strider on 20/7/2025, 11:09:24, in reply to "On this day.."
Happy birthday to John Ryan. Seeing that reminded me of the other John Ryan who must have the best stats as a Luton player for their first 3 matches, with an aggregate score of 14-3. A 0-5 win at Exeter on his debut (when he set up 3 of Tge goals), 5-3 at home to Doncaster and then 4-0 at home to Workington. Pity for him that he was always in the shadow of Graham French at that time.
Re: On this day..
Posted by Hattersman on 20/7/2025, 9:59:08, in reply to "On this day.."
Thanks for posting the RADSB. Completely forgot about this night but not the Man City game. I went as a teenager with 2 of my brothers, very unusually on a coach! What was riding on it and all the press coverage the whole week, favourite moment as a Luton fan.
Re: On this day..
Posted by RADSB on 20/7/2025, 10:23:21, in reply to "Re: On this day.."
Derby away for me. I missed the City game.
I agreed to do a walk across Scotland - Morar to Montrose in the Ultimate Challenge - before the WBA game early-ish in the season. We were safe at the time and doing quite well so I thought/hoped the end of the season would fizzle out. We lost at WBA and also the next 6 or 7 games and dropped right into the mire.
I couldn't let me mate down so I did the walk, setting out on the Everton 5 1 home loss day. 120 miles later and it was Sunday morning after the City game and I didn't know the score. We came across a telephone box in the middle of a forest so I called home - it was 6.30am and it took ages for an answer - my sister.
I asked her the result and she hesitated as she was waking up. She eventually said yes you won. Unconvinced I asked her who scored? Err, err....a foreigner she said. Was it Raddy? Err, Err... ANTIC? Err, err.. Oh ANTEESH Yes yes ANTEESH Get in.
Tha put a spring in my step for the last 60 miles to Montrose. Mr J.C. Lomax having been called upon to give his opinion upon the proposed formation of a Town Club, said he was most emphatically in favour of a proposed Luton Town Football Club - 11th April 1885
Re: On this day..
Posted by The Outsider on 20/7/2025, 14:51:25, in reply to "Re: On this day.." VIP
We lost at WBA and also the next 6 or 7 games
After West Brom. we went on a "losing run" of one game (Forest at home) before drawing at home to Arsenal - I spent the previous night (Guy Fawkes Night) sitting in a queue outside Bedford Post Office waiting to post my entry for the third London Marathon. I joined the queue straight from work on the Friday evening and, even at that time, was 176th in the queue. By the time the Post Office opened at 7 am on the Saturday morning, there were several thousand in the queue.
We drew two of the three games after that as well so, although we went six without a win after West Brom, it was three draws and three defeats.
Re: On this day..
Posted by RADSB on 20/7/2025, 15:04:30, in reply to "Re: On this day.."
Ah thanks, not as bad as I thought. Mr J.C. Lomax having been called upon to give his opinion upon the proposed formation of a Town Club, said he was most emphatically in favour of a proposed Luton Town Football Club - 11th April 1885
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