Post by QPR Report on Jan 16, 2010 7:35:27 GMT
Two years ago, today: Mick Harford appointed Luton Manager With Warren Neil his assistant
Jan 16, 2008 - Luton Official Site - HATTERS APPOINT NEW MANAGER
In a press conference at Kenilworth Road on Wednesday afternoon Luton Town Football Club announced that Mick Harford has been appointed as the new Manager until the end of the season, replacing Kevin Blackwell.
Former Portsmouth and QPR defender Warren Neill will be the new Assistant Manager.
Harford, who will need little introduction to Hatters fans, will take charge of the side for the first time on Saturday when Luton travel to seventh placed Leyton Orient.
More news and reaction from the press conference to follow shortly...Luton
Luton Official Site - Harford re Warren Neil
"...Just tell us who you have brought in as part of your backroom staff.
I have brought in Warren Neill, he played at QPR and Portsmouth. He brings with him a lot of experience and coaching. He has been at QPR looking after their youth yeam for five years. When I was Caretaker Manager at QPR, Warren became my Caretaker Assistant Manager. We have a good relationship and he is a fantastic coach. He knows what it takes to win football matches." Luton
Jan 16, 2008 - Luton Official Site - HATTERS APPOINT NEW MANAGER
In a press conference at Kenilworth Road on Wednesday afternoon Luton Town Football Club announced that Mick Harford has been appointed as the new Manager until the end of the season, replacing Kevin Blackwell.
Former Portsmouth and QPR defender Warren Neill will be the new Assistant Manager.
Harford, who will need little introduction to Hatters fans, will take charge of the side for the first time on Saturday when Luton travel to seventh placed Leyton Orient.
More news and reaction from the press conference to follow shortly...Luton
Luton Official Site - Harford re Warren Neil
"...Just tell us who you have brought in as part of your backroom staff.
I have brought in Warren Neill, he played at QPR and Portsmouth. He brings with him a lot of experience and coaching. He has been at QPR looking after their youth yeam for five years. When I was Caretaker Manager at QPR, Warren became my Caretaker Assistant Manager. We have a good relationship and he is a fantastic coach. He knows what it takes to win football matches." Luton