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A POINT IS NOT ENOUGH – JACK

By Andrew Hogg

COOL CAL: Luton Town’s Callum Marshall, right, celebrates his leveller
PICTURES: Dan Westwell

LUTON boss Jack Wilshere was pleased that his players were disappointed to only claim a point from their draw with Notts County.
The Hatters had led through Nahki Wells’ 42nd-minute penalty, but then found themselves 2-1 down with an hour gone, Cal Roberts netting before the break and Ollie Cooper also on target for Notts.
Summer signing Callum Marshall came off the bench to make it 2-2, and Wilshere said: “I’m happy they’re disappointed...

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