Gavin and Nick discuss the recent results and how disastrous of a season it has been. Gavin gives his reasoning for why he thinks the board have bottled it and must now back Edwards until the summer.

Gavin and Nick discuss the lacklustre defending against Norwich and what needs to change to salvage anything from this season.

Given the post-match reaction from Rob Edwards after the 5-1 defeat to Middlesborough before the International break, Gavin and Nick discuss why he still remains in charge for the upcoming clash with Hull.

Proving Watford get battered everywhere they go the LTI Podcast guys keep their promise and record twice in two weeks after Luton smashed local rivals 3-0. We also discuss the Sunderland game and upcoming Coventry trip.

Not much more than the title needs to said. We briefly discuss previous games but mostly look forward to the derby against Watford and what it means for the club and more importantly Rob Edwards.

Nick and Gavin discuss the win over Millwall and the poor second half display. We also discuss Ireland's moral victory over England in the Nations League and the free fall of everyone's least favorite Franchise club.

Nick and Gavin discuss the disastrous start to the season for Luton, transfer business done and whether a change in formation is needed.

Scared there would be nothing to discuss Gavin and Nick spend 50+ minutes debating Joe Johnson's role in the team this season, signings (or lack thereof) and other rumours circulating the club less than a week before the Championship season kicks off against Burnley.

Nick and Gavin discuss anything that isn't Luton related to stop from having to talk about the inevitable. WE also talk about the Everton game and what the future might look like for the Hatters.

With a second episode in two weeks Gavin and Nick are back, off schedule, to discuss the last minute win over Bournemouth that keeps Luton's chances of survival alive and kicking. We also discuss Garth Crooks' latest erroneous claims about the Hatters and look forward to a clash with treble winners Manchester City.