"It won't be Destiny" if Luton beat Coventry - says Boss Rob Edwards
The Hatters Boss has faced the media ahead of the weekends crucial clash
Luton Town Boss Rob Edwards seems confident ahead of the 2023 EFL Championship Play-Off Final against coventry
In fact: he seemed undeterred by the challenge as he spoke to the media, ahead of the weekends clash. When asked about the club's lacklustre history in play off's he said he's determined to break any perceived curses and believes that fate will not dictate the outcome of the crucial match.
When asked about Luton's historical shortcomings, Edwards dismissed their relevance, stating that the team had already overcome their "hoodoo" against Sunderland last time out. He emphasized that such thoughts were not in the forefront of their minds, and their focus was solely on meticulous preparation and delivering their best performance on the day. Saying he firmly believes that if his team executes their game plan , they stand a good chance of winning.
Reflecting on the time leading up to the final, Edwards countered the notion that the game against the black cats felt like yesterday. Saying the nature of football does not allow you to dwell on the past, saying the winning team would be determined by their performance on the day, irrespective of the timeline.
When queried about the team's injury situation, Edwards confirmed that midfielder Cauley Woodrow would be unavailable due to an ongoing injury. His absence will undoubtedly be felt, as he has been a crucial player for Luton throughout the season.
Edwards acknowledged the significance of his role in keeping his players focused and grounded. He emphasized the magnitude of the game for everyone involved and expressed his belief that openly discussing the event and dreaming about success were essential. However, he underscored the importance of maintaining a clear mindset and ensuring that his players adhere to their usual routines and preparations. Edwards emphasized the necessity of hard work, organization, and sticking to the basics, as these elements would be crucial in reaching the Premier League .
With the final just around the corner, Luton Town and their boss, Rob Edwards, exude confidence as they gear up for the clash against Coventry. As they strive to deliver the best version of themselves; the team remains resolute.