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JACK’S HAPPY MAN DESPITE HATTERS HELD

By Alan Frift

LUTON TOWN 0

ROTHERHAM UTD 0
JACK Wilshere heaped praise on his Luton players despite their inability to break down a dogged Rotherham side.
The Hatters saw their four-game winning run in all competitions ended in drab fashion, as the Millers collected the point they had clearly set their sights on obtaining in a 90 minutes to forget.
Goal chances were few and far between, and Luton boss Wilshere said: “It was tough for the players. I played against teams that just sit in and defend. You have to be brave, have courage and take risks at times because the distances ...

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