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List of Luton Town F.C. managers

Luton Town Football Clubis an Englishassociation footballclub, based in the town ofLuton,Bedfordshire.The club was founded in 1885,[1]and will compete in thePremier Leagueduring the2023–24 season.

Rob Edwards
Luton Townwerepromotedto thePremier LeagueunderRob Edwardsin the2022–23 season.

The playing staff were originally organised by a trainer, and chosen for matches by a committee made up of directors led by the club's secretary.[2]The club appointed an officialmanagerfor the first time in 1925.George Thompsontook up the role in February, but left after eight months, "scalded by his experience".[3]Thompson was not replaced until 1927, when former playerJohn McCartneytook charge.[4]Harold Wightmanworked during the early 1930s to build a team to challenge forpromotion,but was sacked early on in the1935–36 season.Without a manager, the team finished as runners-up in theThird Division South,before topping the table in1936–37underNed Liddle.Dally Duncanwas appointed in 1947, and during his 11-year tenure he took Luton into theFirst Divisionfor the first time.[5]After Duncan was sacked early in the1958–59 season,the club's board of directors managed the team to the1959 FA Cup final.[6]

Poor spells under four managers resulted in relegation to theFourth Divisionby 1965.[7]Allan Brownbecame manager in November 1966, and Luton won the division in1967–68.[8]Brown moved on halfway through the next season, andAlec Stockcontinued the revival, winning promotion to theSecond Divisionin1969–70.[9]Luton won another promotion in1973–74to return to the top division underHarry Haslam,but Haslam was unable to prevent relegation duringthe following season.[10]David Pleatbecame manager in 1978,[11]and built a team that took the1981–82 Second Divisionchampionship. Though Pleat moved on in 1986, success continued—Luton finished seventh during1986–87,and won theFootball League Cupa year laterunderRay Harford.Managed byJimmy Ryan,the team avoided relegation in1989–90,and repeated that feat duringthe following season.When Ryan was then sacked in favour of a return for Pleat,[11]Luton were relegated in1991–92.Pleat left again in 1995, and a five-year spell underLennie Lawrencethen saw Luton drop to the third tier.[12]A disastrous2000–01 season—in which three managers took the helm at the club—saw Luton fall into the bottom division ofthe Football Leaguefor the first time since 1968.[13][14][15][16][17]

Luton regained their Football League status following promotion toLeague TwounderJohn Stillin the2013–14 season.

Joe Kinneartook Luton back up at the first time of asking, but was sacked by the club's new owners following a takeover in May 2003.[18][19]Mike Newellwas appointed as manager,[20]and his side becameLeague Onechampions in2004–05.Internal troubles at the club started to intensify during the summer of 2006, as the club'schairmanwas revealed by Newell to be making illegal payments toagents[21]—after writing a scathing letter to the board,[21]Newell was sacked in March 2007.[21][22]Kevin Blackwellwas appointed in his stead,[23]but was also sacked less than a year later on 16 January 2008;[24]former playerMick Harfordwas made Luton Town's new manager the same day,[25]and he was unable to prevent the club's relegation in2007–08.After being deducted a total of 30 points by the Football League andThe Football Associationfor2008–09,[26]Luton were relegated to theConference Premier;[27]however, the club claimed aFootball League Trophyvictory during the same season.[28]After two months of the2009–10 season,Harford left the club by mutual consent,[29]to be replaced a month later byRichard Money.[30]Money's assistant,Gary Brabin,replaced him in March 2011,[31]and managed the club until he was sacked a year later.[32]His replacement,Paul Buckle,took charge in April 2012,[33]and was himself replaced in February 2013 byJohn Still.[34]Still took Luton back into the Football League in his first full season as manager, breaking a number of club records in the process.[35]

Nathan Jones
Nathan Jonesoversaw Luton's promotion toLeague Onein the2017–18 season.

Still guided Luton to a comfortable finish in their first season back inLeague Two,but was sacked by the club in December 2015 following a poor run of form.[36]He was replaced byNathan Jonesin January 2016, who took on his first ever managerial role.[37]Jones led the club to promotion to League One in the2017–18 season,before departing in January 2019 to join Championship clubStoke City.[38][39]He left Luton with the highest Football League points per game ratio of any manager in their history.[40]Mick Harford returned as caretaker manager for the remainder of the2018–19 season,leading Luton to promotion to the Championship.[41]Graeme Joneswas appointed as permanent manager in May 2019, though left the club by mutual consent before the end of the2019–20 seasonwith the club 23rd in the table.[42][43]Nathan Jones was reappointed in May 2020 and guided Luton to Championship safety on the final day of the season,[44][45]and led them to 12th place thefollowing seasonwith their highest points total in the second tier since1981–82.[46]After he led Luton to the play-offs in2021–22,in which they were beaten 2–1 on aggregate byHuddersfield Townin the semi-final,[47]Jones left in November 2022 with the club ninth in the table to take over at Premier League clubSouthampton.[48]He was succeeded byRob Edwards,[49]who led Luton to promotion to the Premier League via the play-offs, with apenalty shoot-outvictory overCoventry Cityin thefinal,marking the club's return to the first tier after a 31-year absence.[50]

Managers

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All first-team matches in national or international competition are counted, except the abandoned1939–40 Football Leagueseason and matches in wartime leagues and cups. Names ofcaretaker managersare supplied where known, and periods of caretaker-management are highlighted in italics. Win percentage isroundedto one decimal place. Statistics are complete up to and including the match played on 13 April 2024.[51][52]

Key

M:Matches played W:Matches won D:Matches drawn L:Matches lost

Name Nation From To M W D L Win % Honours and achievements Notes
George Thompson England 16 February 1925 26 October 1925 25 9 7 9 036.0
—
 [3][53][54]
none
—
 26 October 1925 14 September 1927 77 30 22 25 039.0
—
 [B][55]
John McCartney Scotland 14 September 1927 21 December 1929 151 57 38 56 037.7
—
 [A][4][56][57]
George Kay England 23 December 1929 13 May 1931 71 29 16 26 040.8
—
 [A][58][59]
Harold Wightman England 1 June 1931 9 October 1935 198 85 49 64 042.9
—
 [A][60][61]
none
—
 9 October 1935 13 August 1936 41 23 12 6 056.1 Football League Third Division Southrunners-up,1935–36 [B][62][63]
Ned Liddle England 13 August 1936 26 February 1938 79 42 11 26 053.2 Football League Third Division South champions,1936–37 [64][65]
none
—
 26 February 1938 1 June 1938 12 3 5 4 025.0
—
 [B][66]
Neil McBain Scotland 1 June 1938 5 June 1939 43 22 6 15 051.2
—
 [67][68]
George Martin Scotland 4 December 1944 24 May 1947 36 18 8 10 050.0
—
 [C][69][70]
none
—
 24 May 1947 13 June 1947 1 1 0 0 100.0
—
 [B][70]
Dally Duncan Scotland 13 June 1947 16 October 1958 503 192 133 178 038.2 Football League Second Divisionrunners-up,1954–55 [5][71][72]
none
—
 16 October 1958 27 April 1959 39 13 10 16 033.3
—
 [B][6][73]
Syd Owen England 27 April 1959 16 April 1960 42 10 11 21 023.8 FA Cuprunners-up,1958–59 [7][74][75]
none
—
 16 April 1960 18 July 1960 3 1 1 1 033.3
—
 [B][75]
Sam Bartram England 18 July 1960 14 June 1962 95 35 18 42 036.8
—
 [76][77]
Jack Crompton England 29 June 1962 6 July 1962 0 0 0 0 !—
—
 [78]
Bill Harvey England 24 July 1962 21 November 1964 121 37 26 58 030.6
—
 [79][80]
Charlie Watkins Scotland 21 November 1964 16 February 1965 11 3 1 7 027.3
—
 [51][81]
George Martin Scotland 16 February 1965 3 November 1966 82 34 16 32 041.5
—
 [69][82]
Allan Brown Scotland 4 November 1966 17 December 1968 111 56 24 31 050.5 Football League Fourth Divisionchampions,1967–68 [8][83][84]
Alec Stock England 20 December 1968 27 April 1972 172 71 56 45 041.3 Football League Third Divisionrunners-up,1969–70 [9][85][86]
none
—
 27 April 1972 4 May 1972 1 0 1 0 000.0
—
 [B][87]
Harry Haslam England 4 May 1972 23 January 1978 275 110 69 96 040.0 Football League Second Division runners-up,1973–74 [10][88]
David Pleat England 24 January 1978 16 May 1986 393 158 108 127 040.2 Football League Second Division champions,1981–82 [11][89]
John Moore Scotland 3 June 1986 16 June 1987 47 19 15 13 040.4 Club's best league finish: seventh in the top flight,1986–87 [90][91]
Ray Harford England 16 June 1987 3 January 1990 133 51 34 48 038.3
[92][93]
Terry Mancini Ireland 3 January 1990 11 January 1990 0 0 0 0 !—
—
 [94][95]
Jim Ryan Scotland 11 January 1990 13 May 1991 63 18 16 29 028.6
—
 [96][97]
David Pleat England 7 June 1991 11 June 1995 207 55 70 82 026.6
—
 [11][98]
Terry Westley England 3 July 1995 18 December 1995 28 5 7 16 017.9
—
 [99][100]
Lennie Lawrence England 21 December 1995 4 July 2000 250 90 66 94 036.0
—
 [12][101]
Ricky Hill England 10 July 2000 11 November 2000 21 2 8 11 009.5
—
 [13]
Lil Fuccillo England 16 November 2000 8 February 2001 15 4 2 9 026.7
—
 [102]
Joe Kinnear Ireland 8 February 2001 23 May 2003 122 56 28 38 045.9 Football League Third Division runners-up,2001–02 [15]
Mike Newell England 23 June 2003 15 March 2007 200 83 49 68 041.5 Football League Onechampions,2004–05 [103]
Brian Stein England 15 March 2007 27 March 2007 1 0 0 1 000.0
—
 [22][23][104]
Kevin Blackwell England 27 March 2007 16 January 2008 42 16 9 17 038.1
—
 [105]
Mick Harford England 16 January 2008 1 October 2009 91 25 29 37 027.5 Football League Trophywinners,2008–09 [29][106]
Alan Neilson Wales 1 October 2009 30 October 2009 5 4 1 0 080.0
—
 [29][30]
Richard Money England 30 October 2009 28 March 2011 83 45 21 17 054.2 Conference Premierrunners-up,2009–10 [30][31]
Gary Brabin England 28 March 2011 31 March 2012 62 29 22 11 046.8 Conference Premier play-off finalists,2011 [31][32]
Alan Neilson Wales 31 March 2012 8 April 2012 1 0 0 1 000.0
—
 [32][33]
Paul Buckle England 8 April 2012 19 February 2013 48 26 9 13 054.2 Conference Premier play-off finalists,2012 [33][34]
Alan Neilson Wales 19 February 2013 26 February 2013 3 0 1 2 000.0
—
 [107][108][109]
John Still England 26 February 2013 17 December 2015 148 69 38 41 046.6 Conference Premier champions,2013–14 [36][110]
Andy Awford England 17 December 2015 6 January 2016 4 1 1 2 025.0
—
 [36][111]
Nathan Jones Wales 6 January 2016 9 January 2019 170 87 46 37 051.2 EFL League Tworunners-up,2017–18 [112]
Mick Harford England 10 January 2019 7 May 2019 21 12 6 3 057.1 EFL League Onechampions,2018–19 [106]
Graeme Jones England 7 May 2019 24 April 2020 41 12 5 24 029.3
—
 [113][114]
Mick Harford England 24 April 2020 28 May 2020 0 0 0 0 !—
—
 [114][115][116]
Nathan Jones Wales 28 May 2020 10 November 2022 133 54 37 42 040.6
—
 [112]
Rob Edwards Wales 17 November 2022 Present 71 25 19 27 035.2 EFL Championshipplay-off winners,2023 [117]

Footnotes

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A.abcSecretary-manager
B.abcdefgThe club was managed by a committee during these times, made up of the club's trainer and directors.
C.^George Martinwas appointed as coach on 1 August 1939, and promoted to manager on 4 December 1944.[51]

References

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General

  • Dates and match statistics sourced from:Collings, Timothy (1985).The Luton Town Story 1885–1985.Luton: Luton Town F.C.ISBN978-0-9510679-0-1.
  • Dates and match statistics sourced from:Bailey, Steve (December 1997).The Definitive Luton Town F.C.Nottingham: Soccerdata.ISBN978-1-899468-10-2.
  • Club honours sourced from:"Luton Town".Football Club History Database.Richard Rundle.Archivedfrom the original on 25 May 2023.Retrieved5 May2019.

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