Town skipper insists Hatters players must take accountability for woeful away form
Luton beaten for a 10th match in a row on the road
Striker Carlton Morris has insisted Luton’s players must take accountability for the club’s horrendous away form which has led to the increasingly worrying position that the Hatters find themselves in this season.
Town’s 1-0 defeat to Norwich City on New Year’s Day saw manager Rob Edwards and the club’s board come in for severe criticism from the Kenilworth Road crowd, many of them calling on the Hatters’ hierarchy to make a change in the dug-out. It was also the case following Monday night’s 2-1 loss at QPR, a result that saw Luton remain 20th in the table, just two points off the relegation zone, as they have now lost four games in succession, with 10 straight defeats on the road.
“I’m all about accountability and taking accountability. I don’t want to make excuses or put it on anyone else, I put it on myself and the players. We’ve got to find a way to get results away from home. Our home form has been decent, but we’ve got to do it home and away and we’re not quite doing it at the moment, but we won’t stop until we do.
