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SHEEHAN PROUD TO BE HATTERS CAPTAIN

LEAGUE TWO
By Rich Dore

LEADER: Alan Sheehan

LUTON defender Alan Sheehan believes a settled back four has played a huge part in the Hatters’ rise to the League Two summit.
The 31-year-old Irishman has been part of a backline that has numerous clean sheets to their name this season, which, combined with being the highestscorers in the division heading into this weekend, has seen Luton sweep many teams aside.
“We’re looking strong all over at the moment,” said Sheehan.
“We’ve had quite a settled back four throughout the season, with (Jack) Stacey and (Da...

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