ISTED: I’M READY TO GO AGAIN

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 March 2022

HARRY Isted says he is ready to step up whenever he is called upon after his unlikely moment in the spotlight.
The 24-year-old goalkeeper played his first Luton game since 2018 when he was brought on 14 minutes into their FA Cup clash with Chelsea to replace Jed Steer, who suffered an Achilles injury.
“This is my fifth season here, so I’ve been training in the first team environment in League Two, One and Championship,” Isted said.
“I know I can step up when needed. I haven’t been needed much, but I feel confident any time I come on the pitch.”...

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