The entrance to Luton's away end is truly a sight to see 👀
Rewind to 2014 and Luton Town had just won promotion to the Football League after languishing in non-league since 2009.could find themselves playing in England’s top flight for the first time since 1992 – and that’s music to the ears of keen football ground hoppers in the Premier League.
The Hatters plan on moving to a new home, the Power Court Stadium, a former power station just one mile east of Kenilworth Road in the town’s centre.Before then, Rob Edwards’ side could be promoted to the Premier League, with them currently sitting third in, with £10million of improvements to do to the ground should they go up to prepare it, according to chief executive Gary Sweet.
The infamous Oak Road End holds around 1000 fans. But whilst the view inside the stadium is unique, it’s the entrance that has left both visiting fans and those that have seen it on social media in disbelief.
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