Championship Season Preview 2006/07 - Luton Town

Luton Town Odds: 40 / 1 last five seasons 2005/06 - 10 (Championship), 2004/05 - 1 (League One, promoted), 2003/04 - 10 (League One), 2002/03 - 9 (League One) ,, 2001/02 - 2 (League Two, promoted). 2005/06 Cup Progress FA Cup Third Round vs Liverpool (h) - lost 5-3. Second Round Carling Cup against Reading (a) - lost 1-0. Scorer 2005/06: Steve Howard (Goalkeeper) - 15 goals. Players Richard Langley (QPR - free), Lewis Emanuel (Bradford City - Free). Players out of Steve Howard (Derby County - ฃ 1,000,000), Kevin Nicholls (Leeds United - ฃ 700,000) Enoch Showunmi (Bristol City - Free). Luton Town has had an excellent first season in the league after his promotion from League One last year. After a rolling start, which seemed as if capable of playing outside, the Hatters eventually finished in tenth place respectable. Manager Mike Newell insists his side have "nothing to fear" from their first month of next season's accessories as they aim to get another start flying, but will have to get without two of their most influential players. Captain Kevin Nicholls joined Leeds United of ฃ 700,000 after nearly five years at Kenilworth Road, making almost 200 appearances for the club and scored over 30 goals. Striker Steve Howard, a primary goal of last season's top scorer with 15 goals, joined Derby County for ฃ 1 million after the club has been outside interest from Cardiff City and Norwich City for 30 years. Howard had spent five years at the club, making over 220 appearances and scoring 103 goals. However, two new players have arrived at Kenilworth Road. Queens Park Rangers midfielder Richard Langley has joined on a free transfer after being released from her gown, Loftus Road. Langley made over 160 appearances and scored 24 goals in two distinct periods in the club level. The player also spent time in New York Red Bulls this summer before deciding on returning to London. Bradford City left-back Lewis Emanuel has also joined the club on a free transfer after a successful trial period. The defender, 22, who debuted in the 2001/02 season, made over 100 appearances for the Roosters, but was released after refusing an offer of a new contract at Valley Parade. Elsewhere, the club is closer to satisfy their ambitions to move to a new stage of signing a major land deal. Luton were trying to change from Kenilworth Road, which contains up to 10,000 fans for many years and the proposal for 30 acres at Old Park Farm is owned by the club president and former Vice President Cliff Bassett. The verdict of the loss of captain Kevin Nicholls and Steve Howard immunizations are important for the club after his long sojourn at Kenilworth Road. There will be money to spend on replacements, but it will be difficult. In the mid-table finish is likely that on this occasion. David Walker runs free bets and systems coral sites football betting. A free email course: "Seven Days to Better Betting" is available at both sites.