To be honest, Everton need relegation. They've been shambling around the lower-mid table area ever since Moyes left for Manchester. Spending money in the same fashion as City or United does not mean they will achieve such success. Goodison Park is heading the same way as Belle Vue. Relegation will wake them up to the reality that Everton could go bust with one more serious mistake.
The other interesting thing about Luton, is there current player, Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu has been with them since they were in the Conference league and is a regular starter for them. Would be the first time that a player comes from the National League all the way to the premier league with the same club
I am pretty clueless when it come to football, but Luton was the first team I ever did a rebuild on in FIFA 18 when they were in league 2 so I now have a connection with the club and want Luton to succeed.
In fifa 18, the first team who bought me in my first career mode was Coventry City and i really like them so see them in the play offs final for the premier league is WOW
And were a top flight clubbin the 1950's into 60's during the 70's and then 1982 until 1992 a top flight club in all this time they just haven't been able to move stadium and had a string of bad owners. Culminating in minus 30 points relegation to non league which is so difficult to win promotion from for 5 years. A new 23,000 stadium is opening in 3 years so once this happens the club can grow finally. All the best
I need Coventry for 3 reasons: 1-One of the ORIGINAL "mid tabel regulars" 2-That Armosphere 3-The coventry fan that called the playoff run Luton would be cool,potentially a new Bournemouth. It dosn't matter who goes up,its beautiful regardless.
Luton are a much bigger club than Bournemouth traditionally been top flight every decade from mid 1950's until early 1990's won a League cup runners up in the FA CUP and again in the League Cup 4 times finished in the top 10 and 3 other FA Cup semi finalists. Just the stadium is the main issue and bad owners. The club been to hell since 1992 and especially since 2007
Before you guys say anything about Coventry being guaranteed to go up… just remember the video he made last year. Didn’t it say… “I need Nottingham Forest to get promoted” Edit: I rest my case
Luton HAVE been in the top league, 1982 to 1992 when they were relegated. Nobody complained and they should'nt now, Luton reached the F.A Cup semi final in 1985 and WON the League Cup in 1988 beating Arsenal 3-2, if they go up they DESERVE it. I've been in their away end (The Oak Road stand) a few times with Ipswich Town and the first time (March 1996) I looked around and thought "what the F**K is this??" but then you get slowly used to it. The charm, the atmosphere, the fact that the stand moves when your team scores, I exited that stadium knackered. Games like that stay with you forever.
before the phone age i got thrown out of that of this away end because i used to take photos of the whole 92 i went to back in the day maybe 91 i think ltfc v sheff utd, you werent allowed to take photos, oh how times have changed, these bloggers dont know what day it is lol
oh we did complain, but at the FA, if you can be arsed, look into our points deductions. Owner made a mockery of our establishment and ran us into the ground in no time flat, it was honestly impressive. When the FA came knocking to ask about his finances he up and ran, 30 points later and a couple years later we're nobody
@@jaydanpearce8846 And look at where you are now, ONE game away from the premier league. Would love to see Luton there but also would love to see Coventry there, the ultra romantic in me would love to see Luton in the premier league as it would give the F.A a right kick up the arse. Raddy Antic is proud of you boys.
As a Coventry fan I obviously want Coventry City to win the playoff final but if we were to miss out at the final hurdle, I'm glad it's going to be Luton that go up instead and not a club like Boro, Sunderland or any of the other Championship clubs that have been in the EPL in the past 10 years. Looking forward to a great day out at Wembley. PUSB
Coventry and Luton were both in the top division in the 1980's and early 90s. Coventry won the FA cup in 1987 and Luton won the League cup in 1988 and were runners up in 1989.
@@OCGKalche the previous year was the one they lost 15 points on the eve of the season. Bournemouth were the current Pl team that got 17 points deducted in league 2 in 2008
6:06 this is exactly how i felt when my hometown club Frosinone first got promoted to Serie A in 2015. Stories like these are so surreal, so beautiful for the people who actually live there/support the team involved, and that's the magic of the promotion/relegation system. That's why I hope Luton win the playoffs!❤️
@@MortanAMrk no Premier League founder circa 91/92 season but were relegated before it started the following year. Luton were founded in 1885 tho so are theoretically old enough to have been a Football League founder in 1888 even though they weren't.
For me any team winning is a bonus because it means a new team and fresh of life in the top flight, I’m just glad it’s not Sunderland or Middlesbrough or same old same old Norwich 🤦🏽♂️
At least Boro and Sunderland are class teams and we haven't seen them since 2017. Norwich and Watford are just wrong, they are yoyo clubs who offer nothing.
@OgiMetalHead they were predicted to battle for the autos at the start of the season by the media. Carrick got them up and running after Wilder had an all time stinker at the start
@@ekvedrek overrated 😂? Don't be ridiculous. My man took Boro from a relegation scrap to being one of the best form teams in England and getting them to the playoffs. Put some respect on his name.
Bringing the daily mourinho news to the Irish guy Jose Did it again. Once again he took his team to a European final. Protecting at all costs that advantage they had in the first leg. A true defensive masterclass. Mourinho was in tears after the game. This will be Roma's 2nd European final in 2 seasons. An incredible achievement and after the game mourinho had some friendly banter to Pep "Yesterday I was looking at man city vs real madrid and pep could change options with Phil Foden. Mazhrez and all the bench players that would be starters in every other team. If pep has injuries he would still have the best squad in the world. Us if we have 2 injuries the we become an average squad. And lately we had to deal with Smalling injured. Dybala injured. Wijnaldum injured. Pelligrini playing on one leg. And we still reach a final of a Europa league that basically was a CL. Barcelona. Arsenal. Sevilla. Juventus. Man united. That's a CL competition. And we reached the final beating the Champions of Holland. The 4th best Spanish team and clubs that came from a CL group. This is incredible and I intend to bring the trophy home " Roma will face sevilla in the final and if jose wins it will be his 6th European trophy ( 2 CL 3 Europa leagues and 1 conference league)
You've actually made me into a ROMA fan (always been a Mourinho fan). Still can't come up with a name for my DAILY ROMA NEWS channel though. (Should I just call it DAILY ROMA NEWS? 🤔)
thank you for doing this. I know that an underdog VS underdog final seems like an amazing thing to talk about, but it's absurd how the Irish Guy (and other football fans) might care so little about the Europa League that "Mourinho might get his 6th European trophy against a team who has yet to lose in the Europa League" is not seen as newsworthy than "the Championship's playoff final is upon us"
Bro I need Luton to win so bad. I literally made jokes about Luton being in the Prem by 2022 in like 2017 and 2018 when they were just some random League Two team. Even though I would be one year off, it would be my greatest prediction ever
8:16 I’m from Donegal and will be at Wembley to see my beloved Luton capp off one of the greatest football stories of the century. Also, the way you put emphasis on words makes me want to peel off my skin
Luton lad here. Everything you said gave me a chuckle because it's hilariously true. We also don't understand how we're potentially in the PL haha But the lads have done a proper job getting to where they are.
Loads was incorrect though. Funny yes. But we deserve way more respect about our history and the.minus 30 points issue was what really killed us. Followed by the stupid only 1 automatic promotion spot in the Conference National league we'd of gone straight up in 2010 in 2nd place had it been 2 up automatic we.lost 3 play offs in a row down there and another in L2 on thr way back. Its been a struggle at times
Absolutely hilarious. As a Luton Town fan, I completely agree with you. It's just a shame that one of us has to lose, because both clubs have defied logic. Two great managers, that adapt to each game they play and two great groups of supporters. Obviously I want Luton to win, but I really admire what Coventry have achieved under Robbins.
Its insane that in the 2015/16 season Luton finished 11th in League Two And Leicester won The Premier League and now Luton is about to be in Premier League while Leicester will be in the Championship
As a Luton fan, i'm bricking it, we've gone from first division, to non-league and now we are here? It's a dream right now, but that realism doesnt go away, when you said this is the time, if not now then when, thats all of us here
If Luton are smart they should use a large chunk of the Premier League TV revenue to fund the construction of their new stadium, it would be amazing if they stay up I just think the club need to think long term to build a legacy of revenue for the club
I think the fact that Luton recently played in Non-League makes them seem smaller than they are. They aren't a huge club, but it was financial catastrophe that caused them to fall through the leagues, and I would argue that smaller clubs than Luton have played in the Premier League. Examples, Swindon Town, Barnsley, Bournemouth, even Wigan. The likes of Blackpool, Burnley and Oldham are probably of a similar size. Luton have played top flight football before. It's just the recent Non-League football and the ramshackle old ground that makes them seem smaller than they are. It would still be a fairytale if they make it though.
Owners poor though. They're record signing is 1 mill. Even less than Luton and they don't even own their stadium. No chance they get this chance again as things stand with the owner situation. Even Mike Ashley would be a huge upgrade for them.
I would love Coventry to make it but Luton in the prem would be spectacular. I will be happy either way. Hopefully they both go up as soon as possible.
As an Arsenal Fan the AFTV line just killed me :) Also as a local Rushden and Diamonds stadium is a car boot sale now. Also dude check the 80s about Luton.
I remember the game where the vale beat Luton 4-0. They were top of the league I'm pretty sure and Tom pope and Ben Whitfield absolutely ripped them to shreds. But their rise has been nothing short of amazing and think they deserve it. Rob Edwards is a cracking manager and to do it with the financial restraints they have would prove it is possible for teams with smaller budgets from non-league to the prem
Its like when we had Brighton and Huddersfield come up in 2017. Plus knowing well by now with the likes of Southampton, Leicester and Leeds or Everton or Forest in the championship next season, it really is now or never for Luton or Coventry
Would be class to see the mega rich clubs that tried to form the European Super League have to play league games at Kenilworth Road. Whichever team comes up it will be a great story as they've both been through so much in recent years, but if I had to choose I'd love to see Luton go up
I'll never understand why the old First Division has been airbrushed from history when in 1992 they literally changed the name and the trophy. The competition remained identical. And yet the old European cup [a competition that often literally contained no more than 8 full time pro teams and where semi pro teams like Malmo reached the final and Widzev Lodz the semi final] is still regarded as the same as the Champions League, which is a fundamentally different competition entirely.
You literally answered your own question ya dope. The European cup is the same trophy as the champions league. You said it in your own comment. "They literally changed the name and TROPHY"
@@unclerwdy What I mean here is that the trophy and the name were literally the only things that changed. It was just as hard to win the First Division in 1992 as the Premier League in 1993. Likewise the World Cup in 1970 and 1974 when they changed the trophy of that competition. However, the calibre of the European cup and the Champions League are like chalk and cheese. in 1980 Nottingham Forest reached the semi finals before facing a full time professional opponent.,
I'm fairly sure that if Luton do get promoted, they'll be the first club that was outside of the Football League when the Premier League breakaway happened to play in the Premier League.
I remember Coventry in the PL with Keane, Dublin, Chippo and Hadgi. It’ll be great to see them promoted especially with all the financial problems they have had, but Luton have to be the ones. They just have to be.
As a Luton fan who's seen us lose to most of these sides listed in the conference years this last decade has been amazing. Just to point out- that Milton Keynes game was boycotted by home fans as they'd get half the gate😂. And yes, Nelson Mandela turning up at my front door would be far less surreal!!
on my football manager save they did in fact get to the prem in what would have been this current real life season, the season after they did worse than Derby country in 2007 and were straight relegated, they got back to the prem 2 seasons later and did even WORSE and still had many of the same players in the team lol I am from Northampton, so hope Luton go up and stay up!
