Rob Edwards Previews Chelsea vs Luton Town

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Luton Town manager Rob Edwards discusses the team's preparation for their upcoming match against Chelsea, highlighting the excitement and determination within the squad.


Rob Edwards reflects on the anticipation for the Chelsea game, emphasizing the team's hard work to reach this level after being out of the top league for a long time. He emphasizes the importance of a strong performance and competition within the team. Edwards provides updates on player availability, including Ross Bossby and Reece Burke. He also talks about the competition for places, including new signing Tim Krul's impact and hunger to contribute. Edwards discusses lessons learned from their previous match against Brighton, focusing on the need to be more ruthless and compact defensively. He also expresses respect for Mauricio Pochettino and the tactical challenges he poses. Edwards underlines the team's commitment to improvement and readiness for the upcoming game against Chelsea, disregarding the opponent's expensive squad and concentrating on their own game plan.


Luton Town manager Rob Edwards concludes with a lighthearted moment, sharing personal food preferences, and expresses his enthusiasm for the upcoming match.

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