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Jord is main man for Jack in comfy win

Jord is main man for Jack in comfy win

By Mike Simmonds

LUTON TOWN 2 FOREST GR 0
Lawrence 4, Clark 41
LUTON: Keeley 6, Ashby 6, Andersen 6 (Chigozie 46, 6), Johnston 7, Johnson 6, Gore 7 (Walsh 64, 6), Mendel-Idowu 6 (Palmer 46, 6), Clark 8, Richards 6, Lawrence 7 (Wells 85), Marshall 6 (Cole 64, 6). Subs not used: Shea, Baptiste, Fox, Gawel.

FGR: Ross 6, Abrefa 5, Mabete 6, McIntyre 6, Rydel 6 (Kengni 66, 6), Clarke 5, Campbell 6, Etaluku 6, Kelly 6 (Osude 73, 6), Ifeanyi 6 (Ewing 80, 6), Grigg 5 (Mellor 67, 6). Subs not used: Pagel, Ajayi, Gbadehan, Kircough, Pemberton.
LUTON boss Jack Wilshere praised his side...

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