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Matt Bloomfield is so happy with his Luton Town side

Matt Bloomfield had great pride in his Luton Town players after they grabbed a point in a goalless draw against Middlesbrough as they continue their battle to avoid relegation from the Championship.
Matt Bloomfield

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Matt Bloomfield had great pride in his Luton Town players after they grabbed a point in a goalless draw against Middlesbrough as they continue their battle to avoid relegation from the Championship.
Luton should have had the game wrapped up by half-time as they overran their play-off chasing opposition.
Instead, both sides were forced to settle for a point apiece at Kenilworth Road.
Despite failing to cash in on their chances, Bloomfield was in good spirits afterwards.
Pleased
He said: “I’m pleased with the attitude and the mentality, and the way we had to adapt in the g...

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