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Take your hat off to the late, late show

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 September 2017

By Jonny Singer

LUTON manager Nathan Jones hailed a ‘fantastic three points’ but admitted his side were not good enough, despite a dramatic win at Wycombe.
The Hatters looked as though they were going to be beaten by an Adebayo Akinfenwa goal before Scott Cuthbert and James Collins struck at the death to turn the game on its head.
And although he was clearly delighted with a come-from-behind win, Jones couldn’t hide his displeasure at his team’s overall performance.
“It was a fantastic three points but we were nowhere near, first half, in terms of competing ...

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