"I have obviously been disappointed, as have the players and staff, with the last two results against Bradford City and Bournemouth. In different circumstances these would have been quite acceptable results but at the stage of the season we are now at, as I have said, these run of draws MUST be turned into wins by hook or by crook," manager Mick Harford writes in his programme notes.

As well as finding out what else the Luton Town manager had to say, you can read the thoughts of Captain Kevin Nicholls and Director Stephen Browne in Luton Town's 68-page programme which goes on sale on Saturday afternoon from the normal locations, priced at £3.

The programme is packed with interviews with the a number of the Town's first team players including Asa Hall and new loan signing Akanni-Sunday Wasiu.

There is also a feature on Kevin Watson who talks about his new role alongside Alan Neilson as first team coach.

We also have match action from the Darlington, Brighton and Bradford games, Roger Wash looks back on Hatters matches on this day in yesteryear and there is much, much more besides.