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Former player.
Posted by The Questioner on 9/7/2026, 22:25:50
Mate of mine has just sent me a pic of an ex Luton player who I struggled to guess the name of but eventually got there. He is on holiday in Cavtat and got served by him…seems so wrong that a player of his quality is now a waiter when you see some bang average players these days who have made it by 25. I am sure Outsider will guess it quicker than I did….
Re: Former player.
Posted by Doctor Ince on 10/7/2026, 13:35:39, in reply to "Former player."
He owns that restaurant doesn't he?
Re: Former player.
Posted by Trevor on 10/7/2026, 5:23:16, in reply to "Former player."
Brković, it was discussed on Marvin Johnson's podcast.
I've seen Keith Keane working at the airport, looked like some kind of facilities role. The truth is simple. If it was complicated, everyone would understand it.
Re: Former player.
Posted by Father Ted on 10/7/2026, 17:52:49, in reply to "Re: Former player."
Think he's an electrician. KK.
Re: Former player.
Posted by Camavinga on 9/7/2026, 23:40:50, in reply to "Former player."
Plenty out working, Phil gray - van driver last I heard (think he has small business?) R Harvey - postman? Des Linton - internet supplier seller
Got in taxi in Southport about 10’yrs ago. Taxi driver was Andy Mutch the ex Swindon and wolves striker (Steve bull partner)
Felt sorry paying for a 5 pound fare from ground to stadium!
Re: Former player.
Posted by The Outsider on 10/7/2026, 1:44:37, in reply to "Re: Former player." VIP
At one time Phil Gray, Scott Oakes, Des Linton and John Dreyer had a company called Expro Couriers Limited - they originally considered trading under the name GOLD based on the initials of their surnames.
Jimmy Husband became the landlord of the Stone Jug in Clophill and also had a spell as a courier.
Tony Read ran the Old Bell at Greenfield and was a second hand car dealer in Park Street, Luton.
Peter Phillips became a partner in MacIntyre Hudson, Chartered Accountants. I worked with him for a while in their Bedford office.
Scott Houghton became a policeman in Cambridgeshire. Tim Allpress also became a copper in London. He worked with Winston Silcott and appeared in a TV documentary about the Broadwater Farm riots.
James Ayres runs a carpet and flooring shop in Luton.
Re: Former player.
Posted by WingedHatter on 10/7/2026, 13:17:13, in reply to "Re: Former player."
Julian James was a landscape gardener in Toddington.
I think he has moved away now, but he laid my patio.
Re: Former player.
Posted by Denzel on 10/7/2026, 10:07:38, in reply to "Re: Former player."
Jimmy Husband was also landlord of the Chequers in Roxton . One of 3 pubs in the village and now there’s none,the population was probably half of what it is today .
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Re: Former player.
Posted by The Outsider on 10/7/2026, 2:27:51, in reply to "Re: Former player." VIP
Warren Neill, who was Mick Harford's assistant manager, was a black cab driver. He also scored the winner for Luton in 1-0 victories at Kenilworth Road in consecutive seasons despite being a QPR player at the time.
Of course, everyone knows what happened to Wally Shanks and Gordon Turner.
Henri Lansbury has his own "Grass Gains" fertiliser company.
Re: Former player.
Posted by Vladimir Luton on 10/7/2026, 11:16:30, in reply to "Re: Former player."
You can occasionally see a picture of him in a Luton shirt at garden centres
Re: Former player.
Posted by Bruno on 9/7/2026, 22:27:09, in reply to "Former player."
Brkovic? Tubby meladdo
Re: Former player.
Posted by RandomHatter on 9/7/2026, 22:29:24, in reply to "Re: Former player."
Yep
Ahmet "Aki" Brković is a highly popular and accommodating host and server in Cavtat, Croatia, well known for his friendly service and hospitality. He is often found working at Zino Restaurant (a seafront dining spot along the harbour), and frequently helps out at Restaurant Leut.Praise for Aki Brković in CavtatDiners frequently praise Aki for his attentive hosting and his welcoming demeanor with guests.“An absolutely wonderful experience. Beautiful views, food & drinks, and Aki Brkovic is such a fantastic, accommodating host! Definitely recommend if in Cavtat, Croatia.”www.tripadvisor.co.za“This great restaurant is owned by none other than famous football hero Ahmet Brkovic. He serves the best food at the best prices with a spectacular view.
Re: Former player.
Posted by Caught Jester on 10/7/2026, 0:01:23, in reply to "Re: Former player."
A bloke who used to post on here (regular in The Brickies) had his picture taken with him in said restaurant a couple of years back. Pretty sure that picture was posted up on here shortly afterwards.
Re: Former player.
Posted by The Questioner on 9/7/2026, 22:56:41, in reply to "Re: Former player."
Yep well done both. If he does own the restaurant he didn’t own up to that as said he works there but guess he might just being understated. Mate said he is a really lovely bloke and only 51 ? Seems a life time ago he was playing for us.
Posted by Since57 on 10/7/2026, 0:05:24, in reply to "Re: Former player."
My son was there last week. He had a lovely evening and Ahmet spent a lot of time with him and his wife and he bought them both a drink. He told my son he managed the restaurant.
Re: Former player.
Posted by RandomHatter on 9/7/2026, 22:35:27, in reply to "Re: Former player."
Good snippet of info for Hatters Heritage that.
Re: Former player.
Posted by Rioch for England on 10/7/2026, 7:26:57, in reply to "Re: Former player."
Used to buy my Subbuteo teams from Shanks and Turner in Bury Park as a schoolkid in the 60s. Alwyn McGuffie had a toy shop in Leagrave around the same time. Got my mum to go in and get his autograph as I was too shy.
Re: Former player.
Posted by Whhatter on 10/7/2026, 11:56:32, in reply to "Re: Former player."
I used to buy my Footie stickers from the Brown Owl every week in the 80s. Loved the guy so much and he always had time to talk about his career. I actually have a framed set of 1980s football sticker packs surrounding a signed photo of Wally in his Luton kit.
I used to go in McGuffie's often as a very young kid, spent ages saving up for my Space 1999 Eagle Transporter!
I had no idea he used to be a player!
Re: Former player.
Posted by Denzel on 10/7/2026, 12:24:14, in reply to "Re: Former player."
I remember CharlieWatkins newsagent in Bedford Rd , my dad remembered him playing and used to stop there for an ounce of Old Holborn for him and quarter of wine gums for me
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