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ROB: WE NEED TIME TO DIGEST

ROB: WE

HIS opposite number, Paul Heckingbottom, may have been out of work since leaving Sheffield United last December, but it was Rob Edwards who was left with more questions to answer following a second defeat in three league games for his Luton side.
“We had 17 shots and only four on target,” he said, admitting to his frustrations after the game. “I will give Preston credit, they put some brilliant blocks in there, but we need to be better in that final third to score the goal.
“Overall, they’ve had very little but they’ve scored their goal and t...

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