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Luton Town FC Honours

Domestic
Football League Second Division (Division One/Championship)
Winners (1): 1981–82
Runners-up (2): 1954–55, 1973–74
Football League Third Division (Division Two/League One)
Winners (2): 1936–37, 2004–05
Runners-up (2): 1935–36, 1969–70
Football League Fourth Division (Division Three/League Two)
Winners (1): 1967–68
Runners-up (1): 2001–02
FA Cup
Runners-up (1): 1958-59
League Cup
Winners (1): 1987-88
Runners-up (1): 1988-89
Full Members Cup
Runners-up (1): 1987-88
Football League Trophy
Winners (1): 2008-09

LUTON TOWN FC Facts
Compiled by Paul Rance

• As well as producing The Beatles, George Martin managed Luton twice.
• Luton Town were top of the old Second Division when World War Two broke out in 1939.
• Frank Whitby was Luton's first professional (in 1890), and, as Luton Town were the first professional footie club in the South of England, the first pro in the South.
• Luton Town have had many hard times, but the club's biggest tragedy was posssibly when full back Sammy Wightman died as a result of a kick to the stomach in a game against Brighton & Hove Albion, in 1911-12. In a season of unending misery, the club were relegated to the Southern League's Second Division.
• George (also known as Frederick) Ekins scored Luton Town's first goal in League football. Ekins scored in the 1-1 draw in a Second Division game away to Leicester Fosse (now Leicester City) in the 1897-98 season (I remember it as a worthy effort to kick off our Football League career). This was the first occurrence of a crowd chanting: "There's only one... George or Frederick Ekins."

LUTON TOWN FC Websites

Luton Town Football Club
The Hatters MAD
Lutonfc.com: By Luton Fans, For Luton Fans
Luton Town Vital Football website

LUTON TOWN FC Books

Luton Town - the Dark Side of the Moon: Journey into the Unknown 2009-2010
Rob Hadgraft

Luton Town Football Club. A Full Record 1885-2010
Roger Wash

Luton Town: Through the Trap Door: From Championship to Conference 2004-2009 (Desert Island Football Histories) ~ Rob Hadgraft

Luton Town at Kenilworth Road: A Century of Memories (Desert Island Football Histories) ~ Roger Wash

The Luton Town Story 1885-1985 ~ Timothy Collings

A Hatter Goes Mad!: Luton Town Footballers, Officials and Supporters Talk to a Female Fan ~ Kristina Howells

Hatters Heroes: An A - Z of Luton Town Players Since 1946 ~ Roger Wash

Completely Top Hatters!
Dean P. Haynes

LUTON TOWN FC DVDs

1959 FA Final Nottingham Forest v Luton Town [DVD]

Luton Town - The Official 1988/89 Season Review [VHS] [1989]

Luton Town - The Official 1990/91 Season Review [VHS]

Watford 2 Luton Town 4 [VHS] ~ Scott Oakes

LUTON TOWN FC T-Shirts, Keyrings, Cufflinks, Badges

Eat Sleep Luton Town Football Shirt T-Shirt All Sizes Mens,Ladies & Kids In Black (Large-41/43" Chest)
Back To The Future

Luton Town 'The Hatters' Football Club Keyring

Luton Town Football Club Cufflinks

Luton Town Badges