Rob Edwards: Luton boss refocused following international break

Edwards said his comments in the wake of the Middlesbrough game had been honest and emotional.

He said at the time: “If it is (the end), then I’ve loved my time here. It’s been two incredible years where we’ve had incredible highs and reached heights that we probably never thought we would, or were capable of.”

Luton are at home to Hull City on Saturday, to be followed by trips to Leeds United and Norwich City.

“We’re not looking any further than Hull at the moment but we’re aware of what comes next. We’ll take each one (as they happen), that’s all we can do, not look too far ahead,” Edwards said.

Wing-back Alfie Doughty will be missing against Hull – the latest in a series of injury setbacks which have affected Luton this season.

Edwards added: “We know there’s inconsistency in what we’re delivering, particularly between home and away form. We have to get that right, whether that’s just in games or from game to game.

“The last couple of weeks in training have been good. We had a real disappointment last time out and what we need to do now is show some character, some bravery and deliver a performance. If we do that at home, we know we’re a match for anyone.

“We’re a work in progress, there’s been a lot of change but we have seen some good signs, particularly at home.”