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Rob Edwards says it was a tough day after Luton Town draw to Swansea City

ROB Edwards admitted that the impact of Storm Darragh was a contributory factor to the large number of basic mistakes in Luton Town’s 1-1 draw with Swansea City.
Rob Edwards

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ROB Edwards admitted that the impact of Storm Darragh was a contributory factor to the large number of basic mistakes in Luton Town’s 1-1 draw with Swansea City.
The Hatters chief felt that his side clearly weren’t at their best in the high winds that swept across from the west.
Edwards was pleased that Luton avoided being defeated, admitting: “It was really difficult conditions and hard to get any kind of rhythm in the game.
There were lots of basic mistakes, but we found ourselves 1-0 up and fairly solid.
“We were able to...

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