Connect with us

Columnists

HATTERS HAVE TO WAIT ON SKIPPER

LEAGUE TWO
By Paul Eddison

WOE: Scott Cuthbert

LUTON will have to cope without skipper Scott Cuthbert until at least the end of January after it was revealed the defender’s groin injury is more serious than initially feared.
The hope was that Cuthbert would be back in time for Christmas. However, a second diagnosis has revealed the 30-year-old will be out for at least another month. Hatters boss Nathan Jones has not ruled out bringing in defensive reinforcements.
He said: “We won’t see him until, at the earliest, the end of January. He’s a few weeks away yet. &ldq...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Best Betting Sites at Betinireland.ienew-UK-football-betting-sites-banner

More in Columnists

  • Walsall led the way in a congested League Two heading into the weekend Walsall led the way in a congested League Two heading into the weekend

    Graham Westley: Smart calls are key at this time of year for League Two sides

    Going into the weekend, just six points separated the top 12 clubs in League Two. Even Barnet in 14th place were just three points outside the play-off spots. Now that is a real competition.

  •

    FRANK’S BETTER FOR HARD TIMES…

    Graham Westley THOSE who know Frank Lampard will describe him as a level-headed, thoughtful, clever, educated and knowledgeable football man. Every football person simply has to respect his incredible midfield goalscoring and trophy winning achievements. There is no option around that. Some will say that his arrival at the top...

  • Swansea’s Joe Allen, centre, and Leon Britton, right, in possession against Manchester United Swansea’s Joe Allen, centre, and Leon Britton, right, in possession against Manchester United

    Chris Dunlavy: Swansea City must learn from pass masters

    Judged in isolation, Joe Allen and Leon Britton could each stake a strong claim to be Swansea City’s greatest modern-day player.

  •

    BLADES’ US OWNERS SHOULDN’T THINK FRANCHISE HERE…

    Chris Dunlavy DID Sheffield United’s American owners really make an enquiry about buying Sheffield Wednesday and merging the city’s bitter rivals into a superclub? COH Sports, who bought the Blades for £111m last December, certainly haven’t denied it. And if the reports are true, what does it reveal about their...