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LUTON ON LOOK-OUT

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LUTON have scope to bring in defensive cover in the absence of Scott Cuthbert, but boss Nathan Jones admits it has been hard to find players who can improve the squad.
“We’ve known we’ve been a little bit light in the centre-half area in terms of Scotty (Cuthbert) being out,” Jones said.
“But it’s finding ones that are better than we’ve got and that’s proving difficult. We’ve looked to strengthen this window, but as yet nothing has come to fruition.”

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