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STAND-IN SHEA’S A HATTERS HERO

Jones full of praise for keeper
By Pete Loosley

BL ACKPOOL 0

LUTON TN 3
Bradley 42, Adebayo 54, Clark 90+1

STAR MAN

SONNY BRADLEY Luton

NATHAN Jones saluted back-up goalkeeper James Shea as his hero as Luton ended their fivegame winless streak in style.
Shea was only pressed into action due to regular Hatters No.1 Simon Sluga falling ill but he performed admirably with a string of stunning saves to repeatedly frustrate the hosts at Bloomfield Road.
Sonny Bradley gave the Hatters the lead before halftime, Elijah Adebayo doubling it after 54 minutes and Jordan Clark sealing victory...

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