Championship Actual Football News - Luton sack their Manager

[Marked Ox]

Luton part company with manager Jones

Championship club Luton Town "come to a mutual agreement" to part company with manager Graeme Jones.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Oxymoron]

Looks like they think the season is over.......

 

[Manorlounger]

Looks like they think the season is over.......

I think it was, for them!

 

[SteMerritt]

What is this "football" of which you speak?

 

[werthersoriginal]

Karl’s off then? Or the return of Nathan Jones (he’s been gone too long)

 

[Oxford57]

Sacked as a cost saving measure!

 

[Eaststandboy]

Sacked as a cost saving measure!

As a fan, I'd be very worried about this.

 

[Jack Midson]

To be fair to Luton, they've not won in ages. Pretty sure they haven't even scored a goal in weeks.

 

[amershamdave]

Talk about kicking someone in the bollox when you're down!

 

[HKYellow]

As a fan, I'd be very worried about this.

Hi ESB,

I hope you are well.

As I said I am worried but think this is just the start, not only football, but across economies and society.

Football for one, it's already been written that if clubs below the Premiership play BCD and on TV/Online, they can expect to receive 26-31% of the revenue they current receive.

They will have lesser running costs, but net net they will have to cut costs by over a half. So that means for players and coaching staff, either renegotiate or cancel contracts.

 

[werthersoriginal]

Now there's a surprise .. at least they won't be sniffing around Karl

Nathan Jones returns as manager of Luton Town with 'repaired differences'

Jones left to manage Stoke in January 2019 but has returned after Graeme Jones stepped down in April

www.theguardian.com

 

[Sarge]

Now there's a surprise .. at least they won't be sniffing around Karl

Nathan Jones returns as manager of Luton Town with 'repaired differences'

Jones left to manage Stoke in January 2019 but has returned after Graeme Jones stepped down in April

www.theguardian.com

Expect theyre pleased to have him back as their, err, Supreme o ?

 

[Berliner]

Expect theyre pleased to have him back as their, err, Supreme o ?

Personally I think he's been gone too long, but let's see...

 

[sideshowrob]

Bananarama certainly think so.

 

[Eaststandboy]

Flopped at Stoke, L1 is his level.

 

[HampshireYellow]

Sacked as a cost saving measure!

Wouldn’t it cost them more as they’d have to pay off the old manager then still pay the new one anyway? Unless he’s on far less money I suppose