Luton Town International

Nick, Alex and Gavin discuss the wins over Newcastle and Sheffield United and talk all things Luton during the festive period.

Nick and Gavin discuss the losses to Brentford, Arsenal and Man City while looking forward to the festive period of games.

The team are back after a brief hiatus while Nick went on Vacation. We discuss the win over Crsytal Palace, Thomas Kaminski, Ross Barkley and look forward to the clash with Brentford.

Nick and Gavin discuss the 3-1 loss to Aston Villa and look forward to the upcoming fixture against Liverpool.

Nick and Gavin discuss the comeback win against Nottingham Forest, look forward to the weekend visit to Aston Villa and talk about defensive options given the growing injury list.

Gavin, Nick and Mick discuss the Tottenham game... and the Burnley game... and the Everton game... and the Exeter game... and the Wolves game. Has it really been that long!?! Apparently!

WE WERE SO CLOSE TO AN ERROR FREE PODCAST (at least in regard to technical difficulties)!!!! Without Alex (yet he somehow still finds himself on the podcast!?!) Nick and Gavin talk about Nick's horrendous texting, Gavin's "Setup" and being professional. There's also some Luton Town FC discussion in there somewhere and a mention of everyone's favourite Garth Crooks.

Gavin, Nick and Alex battle through technical difficulties to talk about the West Ham defeat, the upcoming Fulham game and the deficiencies of VAR and the people at the helm.

Nick and Gavin discuss the Chelsea loss, the Gillingham win and what to expect from the West Ham game. Gavin also has very strong words for Sky Sports "pundit" Danny Mills.

Alex, Gavin and Nick are back to discuss the 4-1 loss to Brighton on the opening day of the Premier League Season, how it felt and what new signings stood out. We also discuss VAR and beg anyone to explain the rules to us.

Gavin is joined by good friend and Everton fan Jarrod Prosser to discuss the upcoming Premier League season. They discuss the faith facing each of their teams, who will go down, and can anyone stop Erling Haaland? Jarrod has an idea for that.

It's taken a week but we are FINALLY ready to talk about last Saturday's Playoff Final win over Coventry without being complete blubbering messes. In part one, Gavin and Nick discuss the game, what it was like inside Wembley Stadium and the recently released retained list. In part two Gavin and Alex discuss the play by Elijah Adebayo for Jordan Clark's goal, the emotions felt during the penalties and how nicely we are going to tell iFollow to shove their service where the sun don't shine (at least for one year). There's also a message from Graham Southey, the first ever guest on the podcast when it was known as the Luton Town America Podcast. Luton Town are Premier League!

We discuss the EFL Playoff Semi-Final victory over Sunderland, covering both the first and second leg games, the upcoming Playoff Final at Wembley and what Luton will have to change tactically to deal with Coventry.

We discuss the (meaningless?) 1-1 draw with Blackburn Rovers, look forward to the final regular season fixture against Hull City and discuss the Premier League and National League.

The team discuss the win over Middlesbrough, Tom Lockyer's inclusion in EFL Championship team of the season and kick it all off with an unrelated ramble on airport drinking.

Mr PR, Nick Pirie, returns alongside Gavin and Alex to discuss Rotherham, Reading and the upcoming Playoffs

WE'RE BAAAAACCCCCCCK!!!!! The return of the Luton Town International Podcast sees Gavin and Alex talk about the Blackpool win, What alterations would be needed to become compliant for the Premier League and why Nick isn't on the podcast.

Nick and Gavin discuss the last three wins, Leicester in the next round of the Carabao Cup and who player of the month should be. All opinions are our own.

Nick and Gavin discuss the start to the season for the Hatters, New Fans and when the worry will set in if the Town continue to struggle.

Gavin and Alex discuss the demolition of Doncaster, Matty Blair's ill-timed dig at the league leaders, Lua Lua's dazzling skills and James Collins not making it off the bench despite the Republic of Ireland football scene being a complete shambles (Allegedly).