1841hrs:
Obviously the most important day of the (English 3rd tier football) season.
Luton Town's promotion push:
2006hrs: Writing as Luton trail 2-1 away to Bolton on the final day, as we turn our attention to the 2nd half of this highly riveting match. Luton have hit the woodwork 3 times and will continue to have scoring opportunities in this final half of (a game), effectively to end the season, unless they beat Bolton and hope Stevenage remain 0-0 at home to Wigan.
They have a great momentum and can overturn the score, with their belief and fighting spirit.
I want history to record my ambitions for Luton Town Football Club, as they have the potential to positively affect our economy in AJK.
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Update: 2030hrs
With 71 minutes played Luton did peg back a goal to make it 2-2 while Stevenage are still 0-0. Barnsley have also equalised at home to Stockport. All to play for. At this stage and as it stands Luton just need 1 goal for all scores to favour their play-off ambition.
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Update: 2038hrs
At this stage Plymouth would go through at the cost of Stevenage and Luton.
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Update: 2052hrs
Into the dying moments and Luton still need a goal!
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Update: 2054hrs
Stevenage have scored!
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Update: 2056hrs
Luton have scored but Stevenage still go through at this rate!
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Update: 2114hrs
So Stevenage confirm themselves as the 4th of 4 teams qualifying for a play-off position, along with Bolton, Bradford and Stockport. The table doesn't lie.
Luton Town were relegated last year (tier 2 to tier 3 of the English Football League) as they couldn't muster a single point on the last day of the season. This year, Luton have just missed the possibility of promotion back to the Championship (tier 2) by a single point, despite gaining 26 points from the final 30 available this season.
It is a role reversal, even though the lesson will cost another year in League One (tier 3). Building a culture of winning consistently is what Jack Wilshere has achieved in his first season. This is the best form of preparation for next season.
Well done to Stevenage for fighting till the very end, so patiently and with so little apparent fuel. Their struggle and the way they have approached it has eclipsed Luton's turn-around. That itself is a great achievement for a smaller town in our midst.
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