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When Luton reached the Championship playoff final last season, every single one of their fans who made the trip to Wembley travelled with A Head Full of Dreams. Following their victory over Coventry, those supporters prepared to embark on the Adventure of a Lifetime in the Premier League, having seen their team travel Up & Up through the divisions since they’d dropped from the top flight to the Conference at the Speed of Sound. After years of Trouble in Town, the most unlikely of promotions to the promised land had been secured for Luton, a put-upon club and their long-suffering supporters who had longed for Something Just Like This.
Re: Rob Taylor quoting the Virgin Islands derby being named as the ‘No Taxico’ (yesterday’s Football Daily letters). Despite the Islands’ inhabitants being famously flush with coin and no doubt not lacking in flash wheels of their own, I am very surprised to hear that neither Virgin jurisdiction has a single cab company to call on” – Nick Major.
I remember 1989 in Nottingham being much better than Jon Millard said (yesterday’s letters). Brian Clough’s young bucks (Pearce, Walker, Clough Jr, etc) were playing some lovely stuff and winning trophies. I was 17 and discovering the joys of Rock City, Newcastle Brown Ale and girls. I certainly don’t recall the hanging-around-greengrocers fad” – Andy Taylor.
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