Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 11 (Part 2) - Isted’s chance, play-off push, TV troubles and player of the season

After looking back at what has been in the first part of the podcast, part two sees Kev, James and Tony joined by club commentator Simon Pitts to look at the present and the future, with the first attention on the goalkeeper situation in light of the injury picked up by James Shea at Cardiff on Monday.

The lads then discuss the impact Sky TV is having on both the season overall and fans ability to go to games with so many Luton games being moved for TV coverage, before the attention turns to the play-off picture and the last three matches of the regular season.

Part 2 of the podcast concludes with the chaps picking their Player of the Season in what might just be the most open race for the coveted award ahead of the winner being announced at the Presentation Evening on May 8.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 11 (Part 1): Easter double, focus on Snodgrass and Onyedinma, plus Hart youth switch

Kev, James and Tony are back together for another edition of the Luton Town Supporters’ Trust podcast and in this first part they reflect on events since the last episode.

The podcast begins with a look back at the five matches which have been played since the international break, including those two wonderful wins over Easter, before the boys focus in detail on the form of Robert Snodgrass and Fred Onyedinma.

This first part of the podcast concludes with a look at the news that Paul Hart has taken over the academy, replacing Andy Awford in the role. The boys discuss what that means for the future of the club.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast Bonus Episode: Chris Cohen

Kev caught up with Luton Town first team coach Chris Cohen after training to get the latest thoughts from inside the Hatters' camp.

Listen to this bonus episode of the podcast to get the thoughts on the two matches since the international break, how the final eight games of the season compare to when football resumed after the initial Covid lockdown and how the season has gone as a whole so far.

The conversation then turns to what we can expect over the final six matches of the season with a focus on the next two in particular, how it is about holding our nerve on and off the pitch and achieving what we deserve.

The podcast then concludes with Kev getting the thoughts of Chris regarding the move which saw Paul Hart take over the running of the academy and how good that is for the future of the club.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 10 (Part 2): Promotion or bust? Best strike pair? Safe standing at Power Court

After covering the past in the first part of the podcast, the lads look at the present and the future in part two. Having looked at the best defence and best midfield in the previous two episodes the attention in this one is on the best attack. When the lads have chosen their preferred front two the discussion moves to Luton’s promotion chances both automatically or through the play-offs.

The boys then take a look at the upcoming matches which take in the Easter period where there are two particularly big games looming on the horizon. The podcast then concludes with a chat about safe standing in light of the club sending out another survey regarding the option at Power Court.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 10 (Part 1): Luton are 3rd!! Focus on Bree and Shea

Kev, James and Tony are back to celebrate Luton Town being THIRD in the Championship! The boys discuss the important week of matches prior to the international break and then look at how sitting third in the league after 38 matches has been possible.

The first part of the podcast concludes with two player focus discussions with the first of those on the stand-in captain Dan Potts and the second one being the free-kick maestro from the Hull City game, James Bree.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast bonus episode: Peter Kioso

Kev caught up with Luton defender Peter Kioso on a rest day after the hectic run of games the Hatters have embarked on recently.

He spoke to the 22-year-old on being THIRD in the Championship table, playing against Manchester United, his role as a defender and the different positions he has played, his strengths and weaknesses, what can be achieved over the last eight matches and so much more.

They also chat about Pete’s cousin Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu, the life and soul of the dressing room!

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 9 (Part 2): Sheehan impact, best midfield 3 and Luton going up?

Having looked at what has gone in Part 1, Kev and James now concentrate on the present and the future in Part 2 of the podcast. This part begins with a look at the impact Alan Sheehan is making since his return to the club as first team coach, and a possible future role for him. After selecting the best central defensive trio in the last podcast, it is time to pick the best midfield trio this month with some interesting thoughts!

The podcast concludes with an assessment of just where Luton Town are in the promotion race and the likelihood of making the play-offs, or dare we say it even better than that! Finally the lads look ahead at a busy month to come prior to the international break.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 9 (Part 1): Chelsea, league form and focus on Amari’i Bell and Tom Lockyer

Kev and James are back to reflect on a really positive few weeks for Luton Town in the March episode of the podcast. The boys begin by addressing the new transfers since the last episode before reviewing the FA Cup fifth round match against Chelsea in full.

They then move their attention to the wonderful league run the Town have embarked on over the last few weeks before picking out a couple of key performers in that spell for the monthly player focuses. This month they are on Amari’I Bell and Tom Lockyer.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 8 (Part 2): Chelsea cup re-run, best 3 centre backs, better chants and Newlands Park

We let Simon Pitts go for the second part of the podcast as Kev and James look at the present and the future as always. The discussion begins with the Town central defensive stock and the wealth of talent at Nathan Jones’ disposal. The boys both select their preferred trio before the attention turns to some welcome new chants that have made their way onto the terraces.

There is then a look ahead to the next month or so of action where the Town have five important league matches as well as a certain FA Cup tie with the now Club World Cup winners Chelsea.

This month’s podcast concludes with a reflection on the Development Control Committee meeting at the council last month which saw the plans for Newlands Park eventually approved.

Luton Town Supporters’ Trust Podcast: Season 5 Episode 8 (Part 1): Burke exclusive, Osho and Pelly focus

Kev and James are back for the February edition of the Luton Town Supporters’ Trust podcast and for the first part this month the boys are joined by iFollow commentator Simon Pitts.

This part begins with the three looking back at what turned out to be a relatively quiet transfer window at Kenilworth Road before the attention turns to the matches that have been played since the last podcast. Our player focuses for this month are on Gabriel Osho and Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu.

The first part of the podcast concludes with an exclusive chat with Town defender Reece Burke as Kev caught up with him after training earlier in the week to discuss his career so far, his time at Luton, what can be achieved this season and much more!