Championship

HATTERS CAN STAY UP, SAYS CAMERON

by
The LeaguePaper Team
9 February 2020

By Tom Joyce
CHAMPIONSHIP

BID: Cameron Carter-Vickers

NEW Luton signing Cameron Carter-Vickers believes the Hatters have the quality to avoid relegation from the second tier.
The 22-year-old defender arrived on loan from Tottenham before the transfer deadline.
Carter-Vickers spent the first half of the season with Stoke, where he made 15 appearances for the Potters in all competitions.
He has joined another team that have spent the majority of the season down towards the bottom of the Championship table, but he is confident he has seen enough at Kenilworth Road to know that the Hatters c...

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