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HASS IS LOOKING FOR BIT OF LUCK UP TOP

By Tom Harle

EAGER: Kevin Luckassen

LEAGUE ONE
DUTCH striker Kevin Luckassen can’t wait to work with Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink at Northampton.
The 24-year-old free agent signed for the Cobblers on a short-term contract until the end of the season.
Luckassen joins amid a battle to avoid relegation from the third tier but is relishing the prospect of linking up with compatriot Hasselbaink, a double Premier League golden-boot winner.
“My agents brought me here last week and I’ve trained and got to know the lads for a while now,” said Luckassen.
“Jimmy is a very b...

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