Tom Craddock
Thomas “Tom” Craddock (born 14 October 1986), is an English professional footballer who currently plays as a striker for Luton Town. More about Tom Craddock from Wikipedia »
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Diving Hatch header earns Town victory
…fit again after a back problem. Illness ruled out striker Matthew Barnes-Homer, so in came Gnakpa on the wing, with Tom Craddock partnering Hatch in attack. Both sides made a lively opening to proceedings but it was a Barrow error that almost let Luton in…
Viera's brace helps Fleet out of drop zone
…Shakes burst through and cut the ball back for Vieira to poach his second of the game. Midway through the second-half, Tom Craddock hooked in Luton’s equaliser but they were level for just two minutes before Moses Ashikodi finished from close range to put…
Luton 3 Rochdale 3
…that, netting again in the 86th minute when Tom Kennedy's cross was volleyed home by Joe Thompson. Arthur saved well from Tom Craddock late on and Dale broke upfield and Jones's cross was headed home by Thompson to earn the visitors a replay. The Replay…
Rochdale 0 Luton 2
…selling the young goalkeeper short with an underhit back-pass. Taberner was quick to react, winning a crunching challenge against Tom Craddock. Dale raced out of the blocks at the start of the second half. Chris O'Grady sent a 25-yarder crashing against…
Fleet sink hopeless Hatters
…Keane, Janos Kovacs, George Pilkington, Adam Newton (Ed Asafu-Adjaye 57), Kevin Nicholls (C, Craig Nelthorpe 86), Liam Hatch, Tom Craddock, Asa Hall, Freddie Murray, Matthew Barnes-Homer. Substitutes not used: Jake Howells, Rossi Jarvis. Fleet: Lance Crown,…
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MATT Paterson admitted he was overcome with emotion after scoring his first St Mary’s goal
It [ promotion bid] is not over, we've got lots of football to play yet.—Paul Tisdale, The Telegraph
I've always been a dead man walking. I've just got to take each game as it comes. If we get more results like that, people will enjoy it more.
Tom has returned to Middlesbrough and is up there having a chat with them … It's a big decision for him. He's loved his time here and enjoyed playing for Luton. We'd like to take him on loan for the rest of the season, or even try and get him permanently.—Mick Harford, The Northern Echo
Tom Craddock's loan spell with us expires on Saturday and we are in negotiations with Middlesbrough to extend it and hopefully we can
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