- Luton were among the favorites to win promotion from the Championship this season.
- The Hatters find themselves just two points clear of the relegation zone after a dismal run of results.
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Luton Town are reportedly to sack manager Rob Edwards as the club fears relegation to the third tier.
The 42-year-old has been under immense pressure this season as the Hatters have failed to adapt to life in the Championship following their relegation from the Premier League last season.
His departure from Kenilworth Road would be a sad end to a rollercoaster ride that began with the club's promotion to the top flight for the first time in 31 years. Edwards' team earned much praise for their performances in the Premier League, but ultimately fell short of their dream of survival.
According to talkSPORTFollowing their dismal start to the season, which now sees the team just two points above the relegation zone, the club and Edwards agreed to part ways.
Defeat to QPR on Monday night could be the final straw, with a dejected Edwards even claiming the “football gods” are against his team.
“Every week on the road it seems like we get hit, hit, hit,” he said after the 2-1 defeat at Loftus Road.
Rob Edwards will reportedly be sacked as Luton Town boss after two years in charge of the club.
The Hatters suffered their fifth defeat in six games on Monday against QPR at Loftus Road.
The defeat leaves the team only two points above the championship relegation zone and in danger of suffering consecutive relegations.
“Lately things have been going against us. It seems that the football gods are against us.
'The results are not good enough. “The players are giving everything, but we are in a matter of results.”
Edwards has faced the ire of Hatters fans during their most recent slump, which included just one win in their last six games.
Last week, the former Watford manager, who joined the Hornet's rivals in 2022 after a short spell at Vicarage Road, insisted he would not walk away from the team he guided to the Premier League.
“I'm not going to walk away from this, I'm not going to walk away from it at all, it makes me want to change things,” he told BBC Three Counties Radio. “As much as I want things for this football club, I have a family to support and I want to work.”