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Bloomfield said that when teams have momentum, they must “cherish” it.
“We feel we’ve had it for a little while now, so it’s about focusing on the performance, focusing on the job and using the psychological benefits from the run of form we’ve been in – but none of that counts if we don’t perform,” he continued.
“When the season is done and dusted we can sit back and assess,
The company that redeveloped FC Barcelona’s stadium will work on Luton Town’s new ground, the club has announced.
Luton Town’s development arm, 2020 Developments, has agreed a pre-construction services partnership with Limak International for its new 25,000-capacity stadium at Power Court.
Limak, which is headquartered in Ankara, Turkey, worked on Spotify Camp Nou Stadium in Barcelona and a new terminal at Kuwait Airport.
Gary Sweet, Luton Town’s chief executive, said:
Luton boss Matt Bloomfield told BBC Three Counties Radio:
“The industry we are involved in is going to throw so many challenges your way and you have to try and stay calm and think clearly.
“We had the momentum, we hit the post, their goalkeeper has made a couple of incredible saves, but the ball doesn’t go in so there’s a risk of frustration.
“All of those things go into
“I’m out of contract [in the summer] at Luton, so who knows what’ll happen there. I’ll do my games, and if I get through then I’ll just see what happens.
“I’m not concerned either way. The way I see it, any moment I get to spend back on a football pitch I’m going to cherish so much, and I hope there’s plenty of them.”
Lockyer has worked closely with the
Luton Town are comfortable with their Championship survival hopes having been written off, says boss Matt Bloomfield.
The Hatters have won their past two games, and only goal difference is keeping them in the relegation zone.
“We’ve been written off many times, which is fine,” Bloomfield told the BBC’s EFL podcast 72+
“Football is all about opinions, but to lead a life in football, resilience is a crucial
While both Burnley and Sheffield United finished below that Hatters in the Premier League when they were relegated together last season, Luton have continued to plummet as the other two clubs are looking make immediate top-flight returns.
Victory against John Eustace’s resurgent Rams, however, has given their hopes of staying in the second tier a huge boost.
For Derby – who handed goalkeeper Josh Vickers his first start in eight
Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield has dismissed the idea of having a survival points target as they look to avoid back-to-back relegations.
The Hatters are three points from safety with just four Championship games left to play this season.
And it is therefore crucial that they find a way to win on Friday at Derby County, the team immediately above the Championship relegation places, before tackling play-off hopefuls Bristol City
Luton Town midfielder Jordan Clark says the trip to Championship relegation rivals Derby County on Good Friday is a “must-win game”.
The Hatters are 23rd and three points from safety below the Rams, who occupy 21st position, ahead of the clash at Pride Park.
Clark said Saturday’s 1-0 defeat at home to Blackburn was a “tough one to take” and that “a lack of cutting edge in the final third
The Hatters have not been out of the bottom three since their defeat by QPR three months ago, which was former boss Rob Edwards’ final game in charge of the club.
And despite their dominance, they did not create many clear opportunities.
Mark McGuinness sent a header over the bar in the first half while Millenic Alli went close on a couple of occasions.
But the game’s telling moment brought
Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield said his side were below par in the home defeat against Blackburn Rovers.
“We really felt we were building momentum and our performances have been good,” Bloomfield told BBC Three Counties Radio.
“But that wasn’t good enough for the standards we have been setting and we are very disappointed.
“Blackburn have had a tough run of results but they have a very good group of