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Sam’s the man for boss Tony

By Mike Simmonds

TIGHT: Luton’s Matty Pearson, right, holds off Blackburn’s Ben Brereton and, Insets, Luton celebrate and the Hatters’ Glen Rea tussles with Rovers’ Tom Trybull
PICTURE: PA Images

BLACKBURN boss Tony Mowbray declared he was “disappointed” to only leave Kenilworth Road with a point.

The visitors had fallen behind to Luke Berry’s 69th minute opener and, although Sam Gallagher levelled three minutes later, they couldn’t go on to snatch victory.
Mowbray said: “We’re disappointed we didn’t get the th...

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