Luton

[crashbang]

just been reading.
Possibility of promotion.
Kenilworth road? Struggle a bit.

[Timbertop]

They are building a new 23,000 stadium,crash,which is what we should have done.

[crashbang]

They are building a new 23,000 stadium,crash,which is what we should have done.

won't be in time for next season mate.

[flourbasher]

A friend of mine is a Luton fan and he first told me they were building a new ground around 1989

One thing they have done is stick with their Manager albeit with a brief unsuccessful stint at stoke

Ex teammate of Warney at Yeovil

[CAMiller]

Planning permission granted and opening slated for 2024 so they need to get a move on. I guess if they make the Prem. they'll have to make do with the sub 11,000 capacity at Kenilworth Road or look to ground share, closest being Watford. They did at one time look to move to MK as MK Hatters bit that was strongly rejected so a ground share with MK Dons might not be met with much appreciation although it has a 8,000 bigger capacity than Vicarage Road.

[MillerBill]

won't be in time for next season mate.

Didn't stop Bournemouth in the Premier who had a smaller capacity, still have and look likely to return.

[clarkey1974]

It’s all the other requirements of prem that becomes the problems to overcome…Even sheff utd which you would have thought was well equipped needed to adapt…such as media connections and extra space for press/radio….the quality of floodlights etc..all the other technology the comes with broadcasting etc…