The League Paper

HATTERS DESERVE PLAYER AWARDS – JONES

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The LeaguePaper Team
22 April 2018

By Will Thompson

SELECTED: Marek Stech

LEAGUE TWO
LUTON manager Nathan Jones reckons he should have had more than five of his players in the PFA League Two team of the season.
The Hatters had five players selected in midweek, with Czech goalkeeper Marek Stech, defenders Alan Sheehan and Dan Potts, midfielder Luke Berry and striker Danny Hylton all included.
Despite dominating the vote, Jones believes a few more Luton players could have made both the PFA team of the season, as well as the official EFL League Two team of the year.
“We like to think we probably could have had one or t...

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