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Luton Town v Swansea City Kenilworth David Pleat Stadium Kick off 3pm
Match Officials Whose Tony is that jacket ? Tony Harrington ( whose coat ) will be the referee for Swansea City’s Championship clash against Luton Town on Saturday (3pm). The Cleveland official took charge of the Swans five times last season, he oversaw wins over Nottingham Forest and Rotherham, as well as the away leg against Barnsley in the play-offs, plus defeats against Huddersfield and Birmingham. Jacket will be assisted by Mark Scholes and Craig Taylor, while Darren Drysdale is the fourth official. Mark is related to Paul Scholes, possibly.
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This is a huge opportunity for Luton boss Nathan Jones to sound absolutely ridiculous again and bemoan about referees, missed opportunity, and his stupid accent.
Nick Owen said he was a Luton fan, then he said this "However, I have a significant number of other commitments, with both my primary employer, the BBC, and other organisations. All of these demand long travel and unpredictable schedules and consequently I feel that I am unable to dedicate the time and effort that I feel the role now deserves."
Seriously though, this could easily be a defining game for Russell Martin, the swans have lost only once in the previous seven meetings. Luton draw a lot of games, expect a 1-1 draw. In the last meeting the swans lived life dangerously but won 1-0 at Kenilworth Road.
Luton Town: Simon Sluga, James Bree, Kal Naismith (capt), Harry Cornick, Luke Berry, Elijah Adebayo, Tom Lockyer, Reece Burke, Pelly Mpanzu, Henri Lansbury, Gabriel Osho.
Subs: James Shea, Glen Rea, Danny Hylton, Carlos Mendes-Gomes, Jordan Clark, Dion Pereira, Cameron Jerome.
Swansea City: Ben Hamer, Ryan Bennett, Kyle Naughton, Rhys Williams, Ethan Laird, Flynn Downes, Matt Grimes (capt), Liam Walsh, Jamie Paterson, Ryan Manning, Michael Obafemi.
Subs: Steven Benda, Ben Cabango, Joel Latibeaudiere, Jay Fulton, Korey Smith, Olivier Ntcham, Joel Piroe.
Luton Town v Swansea City : Matchday Thread 2021/22 TEAMS on 16:41 - Sep 18 by onehunglow
Why take young Rhys at all. Cabango is a good player so always liable to be benched
Replacement for Guehi Cabango looks awkward but isn't - by far the best CB we have at the moment. I would hate to lose him but for his own sake he needs to be looking for a move to the PL.
Luton Town v Swansea City : Matchday Thread 2021/22 TEAMS on 16:38 - Sep 18 by Dr_Parnassus
This is a bit like the Reading play off final.
Luton have taken their foot off the gas 3-0 up at half time, it has allowed us back in it.
It’s very difficult to re-raise your level. If we can stop this nonsense meaningless possession we may get something out of this.
This, and was about to post the same.
Jones (of all people) has out-thought Martin all day long. No doubt the senior players have yet again taken it upon themselves to play what's in front of them to get back in this. A familiar story unfortunately.
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Luton Town v Swansea City : Matchday Thread 2021/22 TEAMS on 16:46 - Sep 18 with 1005 views
Luton Town v Swansea City : Matchday Thread 2021/22 TEAMS on 16:44 - Sep 18 by Badlands
Replacement for Guehi Cabango looks awkward but isn't - by far the best CB we have at the moment. I would hate to lose him but for his own sake he needs to be looking for a move to the PL.
I’ve seen him described as a liability. He has been shockingly treated and should be first on team sheet .
To play Naughton of all people before him now there we have slow and awkward
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