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ROB MAKES DO WITH A POINT…

LUTON manager Rob Edwards explained his disappointment after the Hatters were unable to add to their early lead during a bruising, physical encounter in which neither side took a backwards step.
“Coming away from home a draw is never a bad result,” began Edwards. “That said, I thought if you go on chances alone then we could have nicked it, I don’t think it would have been nicking it either.
“I recognise it was a close game, like most Championship games are. I don’t expect my team to take a backwards step and I don’t think Mark’...

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