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’IT WOULD BE SO SPECIAL TO TAKE LUTON UP FOR OUR FANS’

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 February 2019

BIG INTERVIEW: MICK HARFORD
By Chris Dunlavy

LEADING THE WAY: Luton Town manager Mick Harford
PICTURE: PA Images

MICK Harford turned 60 this week.
“Sixty!” exclaims the Luton Town manager, the incredulity genuine.
“Bloody hell. Nearly a pensioner. All I need is my bus pass now.”
Those who saw Harford play in his 80s heyday will find the idea of him shuffling onto the No.42 every bit as ludicrous.
No list of football hardmen is complete without the towering striker, whose reputation was such that he was the only player never initiated by Wimbledon’s famous...

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