Evening with JJ O'Donnell

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Just in case you have not seen this letter from SoLYD

As you will know, SoLYD has been brought under the LTST umbrella in recent seasons in order to assist with fundraising to ensure the link between our fans and the academy remains as strong as it did during our climb through the leagues.

Over the coming weeks and months we will be bringing you details of a number of fundraising events with all proceeds going towards SoLYD, and we are delighted to be able to announce the first one.
That comes in the form of ‘An Evening with JJ O’Donnell’, which takes place on Zoom this coming Monday, November 27, at 7.30pm.
The former Luton Town midfielder will be joined on Zoom by our host for the evening, Simon Pitts, for an evening of reminiscing about JJ’s time at the club and life since he left the Hatters.
Tickets for the event are available now and come on a ‘pay what you can’ basis, with the suggested amount being £10. You can order your ticket now at this link - www.ticketsource.co.uk/luton-town-supporters-trust/t-gadvyjl?fbclid=IwAR1nx38JNiMuhll-3hW4WE5YGFuO8dzStvya9XFbUurUvZc4y8s3VBjIF9g

With the nights fully drawn in and the temperatures dropping this is a perfect excuse to stay in and enjoy a night of Hatters chatter!

We look forward to seeing you on Zoom on Monday.

Colin Adamson
Chair
SoLYD

[rutlandhatter]

I hope it went well. Unfortunately I had to attend a parish council meeting that night. An evening with JJ would have been far more enjoyable!

[hatterinSW19]

I logged in to this, not quite sure what to expect, but it was really entertaining. JJ is a great talker and full of interesting stories from "that" day at Norwich to his time at Gateshead and his unusual serious injury and long recovery.

This was a good story: in the excitement at Norwich, as a very young lad, he threw his shirt into the crowd. A few years ago, regretting doing that, he decided to try and find it - some people may remember him using the power of Twitter to successfully track it down. He wore it (for the first time since Norwich) at the play-off final in May. I guess that's what you call a lucky shirt!