Liverpool have paid an undisclosed fee for the Luton youngster Dave Moli. The 14-year-old forward had been part of the Hatters' under-15 side but will now move with his family to Merseyside, where he will continue his schooling and train at the Reds' academy.
Luton reported another Premier League club to the Football Association for making an illegal approach for the player, but Liverpool's approach through the Blue Square Premier club has been accepted. Click to continue reading...

Hatters Youth Boss Craig Madden has named his squad for tonight's FA Youth Cup first-round tie at the Don Valley Stadium .

The Squad is as follows : Parisi; Disney, S Barnes, Halls, L Barnes, Murty, Hare, Williams, Wilson, Darkwah, Fisher, Roberts, Ormson, Whitehead, Rowe, Lee.

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Easy schedule or not, there's no stopping the Akron Zips. While their conference schedule in Mid-American play is regarded as fairly light, Wednesday's match against Penn State was a chance at answering those critics, as the Nittany Lions came in ranked 16th in this week's RPI.

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Easy schedule or not, there's no stopping the Akron Zips. While their conference schedule in Mid-American play is regarded as fairly light, Wednesday's match against Penn State was a chance at answering those critics, as the Nittany Lions came in ranked 16th in this week's RPI.

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County play host to Hartlepool United this evening, in what promises to be an entertaining fixture.

Hatters boss Gary Ablett has no new injury worries ahead of the game, with Oli Johnson still missing out due to the floating bone in his ankle and Matty Mainwairing still recovering from his broken leg.

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County gained a good away point from their weekend trip to the Galpharm Stadium.

Manager Gary Ablett kept faith with the starting 11 which beat Leyton Orient 2-1 the previous week, although there was 1 change on the bench where Adam Griffin replaced the injured Adam Griffin.

The Hatters started the game brightly and in a game where chances were hard to come by, could have taken the lead as early as the 48th second, when on-loan defender Paul Huntington played a perfect pass through to Nicholas Bignall, the strikers controlling touch set up the chance, but he failed to work the Huddersfield 'keeper.

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County gained a good away point from their weekend trip to the Galpharm Stadium.

Manager Gary Ablett kept faith with the starting 11 which beat Leyton Orient 2-1 the previous week, although there was 1 change on the bench where Adam Griffin replaced the injured Oli Johnson.

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County travel east to The Galpharm Stadium this weekend to face Huddersfield for the 2nd time this season, following our trip in the Carling Cup.

The Hatters will be looking to extend a run of games which has seen them lose just once in the last 6, away to Leeds.

Huddersfield will be looking to bounce back from defeat against Milwall last weekend and feature County old-boys Anthony Pilkington and Jim Goodwin.

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During this week stockportinsider.com has had views from countries and towns you may not expect to recieve them from.

We would like to thank everyone who has viewed the site this week as we have only just got it back up and running, here is a short list of some of the views we have

had during this week from Tuesday onwards to today :

Thiland,Chili,US,Spain,Italy,France,Sweden,Ireland,Camebridge,

Leeds,Liverpool,Preston,Ipswich,Winchester,Oxford,Carlisle and many more see for your self here Global Hatters , Thank you very much.

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A slight pattern is developing; if the USF women (3-4-1) score more than once in a game, they win. The Bulls came back from a 2-1 deficit to tie the match and then win it in overtime on the road against the Hatters (4-4-0).
USF's Chantelle Goodson scored her first goal of the season on a long range shot in the thirty-sixth minute that glanced off the crossbar and into the goal. Click to continue reading...

When: Today, 4pm
Where: Stetson Soccer Complex, Deland, FL
After dropping their Big East Conference opener 2-1 to Marquette on Thursday, the Bulls (2-4-1) face a non-conference opponent in Stetson this afternoon. This will be South Florida's final non-conference match. These schools drew 1-1 last season in Tampa. Click to continue reading...

One of those 'why do I put myself through this?' moments As far as the emotional rollercoaster of being a football fan goes, Luton Town fans have had their fair share of rides over the last few years. The Hatters' match against Oxford United on Tuesday night gave a neat little 45-second synopsis of this. Click to continue reading...

On a rainy Thursday evening, both USF and UT men's teams were able to win at home as the collegiate season is now in full swing with two games tonight and two women's matches Friday.
USF handled Stetson 3-0 in the Bulls' last exhibition match, in front of 430 supporters, before starting the regular season next Tuesday against UCF. Click to continue reading...

Stockport County lost 2-1 to Carlisle United last night at Edgeley Park.County got off to the brighter start from the off, as the ball was threaded through to Carl Baker who dragged his shot wide.

County were pressuring Carlisle and it began to show as Tansey intercepted a miss pass and put Danny Pilkington onto goal who couldn't get the ball out of his feet and fired over into the Railway Stand.

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All this week Soccerlens will be preparing for the big kick-off on August 8th with a full preview of the English leagues from Championship downwards. We start off with the Blue Square Premier, better known as the Conference. Can Luton Town bounce back? Will AFC Wimbledon take a third successive promotion?

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All this week Soccerlens will be preparing for the big kick-off on August 8th with a full preview of the English leagues from Championship downwards. We start off with the Blue Square Premier, better known as the Conference. Can Luton Town bounce back? Will AFC Wimbledon take a third successive promotion?

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It didn't seem like that long ago that the new season still seemed like an age away, but it has crept up on us with alarming stealth and begins this Saturday. We'll be running complete previews for English football throughout the week, starting off with the Blue Square Premier this evening. If the team that you support has been selected for a place in the relegation positions, then don't be too angry.

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Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-1 at Stamford Bridge back in November, a win which kicked off Arsenal's 21 match unbeaten run. Some folks say Arsenal were given a bit of good fortune as Robin van Persie's first goal was widely seen as offside, but sometimes good luck is exactly what a team needs to kick off a winning run.

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League Two
Brentford have won League Two, and will be joined in League One next year by Exeter, Wycombe, and the playoff winner. Luton Town finish bottom of the league, primarily due to the hard 30 point penalty they received before the season began. Without the point deduction, Luton would have finished comfortably in 15th.

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Luton Town FC RIP

And so, on April 13th, Luton were finally consigned to step five football for the 2009/2010 season.

We were all expecting it of course. Only a miracle could have saved the Hatters this season, something which ex-newsreader come chairman Nick Owen happily pointed out on Sky News this morning.

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Dedicated to Sean Ingle.
It's hard to decide which was the more smorgulescent moment; the drefted booing of League Chairman Lord Mawhinney, or the snarduptacious extra time strike of thriker Claude Gnapke. All can agree the stappy-shappy Johnstone Paints Trophy decider was reminiscent of the stambrary finals of old, when all it took was one gracky hero to borf a game into the tubels of history. Click to continue reading...

Luton Andy is a happy man this afternoon.
After all the trials and tribulations his team has endured this season, the Hatters fans have got something to celebrate at last.
I managed to track Luton Andy down shortly after their victory in the Johnstone Paint Trophy final today. Click to continue reading...

Football is here again, and the beginning of the season is always a time of hope as clubs start over with a clean slate. At least, that's usually how it works. But not in League Two. Not this year. Because of point deductions, Luton Town begin the 2008-09 campaign on -30 points. That's minus 30. Just a few years ago Luton Town was in the top half of the Championship League, England's second division, with the Premiership nearly in sight.

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Football is here again, and the beginning of the season is always a time of hope as clubs start over with a clean slate. At least, that's usually how it works. But not in League Two. Not this year. Because of point deductions, Luton Town begin the 2008-09 campaign on -30 points. That's minus 30. Just a few years ago Luton Town was in the top half of the Championship League, England's second division, with the Premiership nearly in sight.

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One of the stories attracting most attention from fans this month on footballeconomy.com has been the 30 points deduction imposed on Luton Town by the Football League. The club faces likely relegation to the Blue Square Conference and possible extinction: they would probably have to get 80 points next season to survive, as many as Rochdale got to reach the play offs. Click to continue reading...

Gerardo Bruna secured a score-draw for Liverpool as they take on League One outfit Stockport County.
Liverpool took of the 'Hatters' today, and after Stockport paraded their play-off trophy to the crowd before kick-off, they took to the pitch with a game plan to get stuck into a fairly young Liverpool side, coached by Gary Ablett. Click to continue reading...

In a new monthly series, James Farrier presents two sides to the same arguement to stoke the fires on the comments boards. Today, The Hatters have been confined to start their new season in the basement league an unprecedented 30 points adrift. They were already deducted an initial set of points for going in to [. Click to continue reading...

I can't fathom how a club could cope with this. This is pretty much a death sentence, no? Luton to face 30-point deduction Luton will start next season on an unprecedented minus 30 points after a ruling by the Football League. The Hatters had already been deducted 10 points by the Football Association after being found guilty [. Click to continue reading...

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Lee Camp - Teamtalk -Dowie Can take us up -
QPR goalkeeper Lee Camp believes manager Iain Dowie's experience can take the Hoops into the Premier League.
Camp highlighted Dowie's success at Crystal Palace where he led the Eagles into the top flight by beating West Ham in the 2004 play-off final. Click to continue reading...

Southend have signed veteran striker Paul Furlong on a free transfer from Luton as they continue building for next season.
The 39-year-old has penned a one-year deal and follows fellow new-boys Osei Sankofa and Steve Mildenhall in moving to the Roots Hall outfit.
Furlong scored 12 goals last season but was unable to prevent the Hatters slipping to relegation from League One. Click to continue reading...

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Paul Furlong Joins Southend
Southend Official Site - EXPERIENCED STRIKER SIGNS
Veteran striker Paul Furlong has completed a move to Southend United this morning on a free transfer.
Furlong, who will turn 40 in October, has signed a one-year contract at Roots Hall as manager Steve Tilson adds some experience to his squad. Click to continue reading...

You cannot spend all your free time in the glitzy shopping malls. There's football to watch, too. But how often in my Abu Dhabi exile will I have to watch Luton v Northampton? It may just be my bad luck,... Click to continue reading...