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Luton Town boss Rob Edwards blasts errors in defeat to Norwich City

LUTON Town boss Rob Edwards didn’t mince his words after his side’s 4-2 loss against Norwich City at Carrow Road.
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LUTON Town boss Rob Edwards didn’t mince his words after his side's 4-2 loss against Norwich City at Carrow Road.
“I am incredibly angry right now because we have chucked away the points today,” he said.
“It was a good team performance for the vast majority of the game but individual errors have cost us.
“We go ahead and then concede two goals where we have had ample opportunities to clear the ball.
"It was horrendous defending.
“We get back into it and it’s anybody’s game but then our one on one defending isn’t good enough and we end up losing it.
“The fans weren’t happy at the end and rig...

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