News about Andros Townsend

Tottenham will be supporting 'one of their own' as a thrilling climax to the National League season sees five teams battling to avoid relegation on the final day. One of the clubs with all to play for on Saturday lunchtime is Wealdstone whose manager Sam Cox is a former Spurs academy team-mate of Harry Kane, Ryan Mason and Andros Townsend, and still works at the Premier League club coaching the under-15s. He joined Wealdstone's coaching staff in January and became interim manager a fortnight ago.

Luton star Andros Townsend has claimed Premier League clubs being deducted points make a 'mockery' of the top flight - after Everton were sanctioned for the second time this season. The Toffees were dealt another blow in their turbulent season as they were handed a further two-point deduction by the Premier League for breaching their financial rules, having already been docked 10 points in November.  That penalty was later reduced to six on appeal, before the club were hit with a second breach, which relates to the three-year accounting period ending in the 2022-23 campaign. The first was connected to the three-year period that ended in the 2021-22 season.

In a vehement attack, Luton Town's players called the fines "nonsense" and "make a joke of the Premier League." He also shared how teams would bring an additional layer of confusion to the relegation war, making it more difficult for teams physically. Everton was disappointed with a 10-point deduction in November but has since received four points back, while Forest was barred from four points earlier this month. Both fines were imposed on Premier League profits and sustainability.

AT SELHURST PARK: Andros Townsend acknowledges that you've got to stay within touching distance of the pack in order to get a chance of success in the midst of a fight for a position above the dreaded dotted line. That's why Constantine Woodrow's spectacular 96th-minute equalizer on Saturday, after Jean-Philippe Mateta had given Crystal Palace the lead - was so vital for Luton.

HENRY CLARK AT SELHURST PARK: There was a small difference in Luton's favour when they were slipping toward a loss that would have widened the chasm between them and the majority of the pack in and around the relegation zone. It was Cauley Woodrow, who had to stoppage time, who saved the point for the visitors. The one that halted a string of three straight league defeats and showed that the fight for survival has just a few rounds to play.

MATT BARLOW: At Luton Town, Andros Townsend noticed a change in the air, which sparked Luis Diaz's reaction as he failed to excite with his late equalizer. Townsend says, 'Nothing was said as such.' You could just imagine our lads' dissatisfaction with these big boys, as we were told.' We'd been hinting at the fact that we were little Luton from the Championship, and these were super-heavyweights. 'We're going down, we're losing,' the manager said, playing the way they'd played in the Championship, high tempo with the fans behind us, making it a miserable atmosphere.'

Sheffield United are likely to be bottom of the Premier League going into Boxing Day, but the Blades are only marginal favourites over Luton, a relegation rival. Chris Wilder's side won 1-1 at in-form Aston Villa before Christmas, and barely beat them out a big win until Nicolo Zaniolo's heroic equalizer in the 97th minute at Villa Park. Luton won 1-0 thanks to Andros Townsend's first-half goal, which gave the team a vital three points against top four chasing Newcastle.

'Do it for Locks' has been the call from an emotional, traumatic, and frightening week for those connected with Luton. In the best way against Newcastle, they honoured their wounded captain Tom Lockyer. Lockyer is back at home after suffering a cardiac arrest against Bournemouth last week and receiving an ICD unit fitted in midweek in order to avoid a repeat of his demise.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA KONKENILWORTH ROAD: Andros Townsend wore a Tom Lockyer shirt while thanking Luton's captain after scoring against Newcastle. Following a cardiac arrest against Bournemouth last week and the fitting of an ICD device to prevent a repeat, Lockyer is now at home recovering. However, he was firmly in the thoughts of all people inside Kenilworth Road, including Townsend, who ran to the bench to grab a shirt with Lockyer's name, exposing it to all areas of the ground since opening his account for Luton.

Andros Townsend, a Luton Town actor, discusses the reason for his shirt's name change. Many Premier League followers will notice that the former England international has 'Townsend Sr.' printed on the back of his shirt. Since leaving Everton in the summer where he had an injury-ravaged spell, the 32-year-old rejoined the Hatters in October.

Man City were more threatening opponents than both Liverpool and Arsenal this season, according to Andros Townsend. Since returning to football after a long injury layoff, the 32-year-old joined Luton in October, signing a two-month contract. Townsend has quickly become an integral part of Rob Edwards' crew, starting five of their last six Premier League games and making eight appearances in total.

On Tuesday night, Angry Tottenham supporters took to social media to ask whether Arsenal defender Jakub Kiwior had escaped punishment against Luton after making a "terrible tackle" on Andros Townsend. Declan Rice stunned Kenilworth Road with a 97th minute winner, giving Arsenal a vital 4-3 victory over the relegation-threatened side, keeping the Gunners at the top of the Premier League table. However, rival Tottenham fans became outraged after seeing Townsend lift their shin at 2-2, with Mikel Arteta's team arguing that the opposition had been limited to ten men.

Manchester United midfielder Andros Townsend's 'difficult' side has piqued comparisons to Liverpool, with Luton Town midfielder Andros Townsend being impressed by Erik ten Hag's 'difficult' side. United beat Luton 1-0 before the international break, and former Tottenham, Newcastle, and Everton ace Townsend drew comparisons to the Hatters' 1-1 draw with Liverpool. Townsend is not one of them, but ten Hag's side have had their critics this season, but Townsend is not one of them.

In the 2021-2022 season, Everton projected a sixth-place finish before finishing 16th, leaving them out on a £21 million income. Everton's 10-point deduction is continuing after the Toffees were found guilty of breaching the Premier League's financial laws back in the same campaign - suffering three years with staggering losses of nearly £372 million per year. That figure was more than £250 million over what the Premier League's guidelines allow clubs to lose over the three-year cycle, and now the source of their struggles from the season's defeat has been unearthed.

A £16 chicken leg corn dog was included in the recipe at pop-up restaurant Fowl in St. James' Market, as well as a £22 Le Grand Coq pie, filled with the bird's heart, liver, wings, and feet, and garnished with its head poking through the crust. However, the whimsy dishes, which were created in a bid to minimize food waste and use up every part of an animal, have left foodies separate. On a clip shared to Instagram to introduce the pie, some said, "just no" and "I draw the line; I just can't have it looking at me." But a clip of the chicken feet corn dog was better received, with one person writing: 'You guys are off the charts!Can't wait to dine there,' although another said: 'Ridiculous.' 'I must try this.' It comes after former England international Andros Townsend, 32, who now plays for Luton Town, credited his nightly dinner of chicken feet with extending his career.

Andros Townsend feared his top-flight career was over after a summer of disappointment, and he could not conceal his elation after coming off the bench to help Luton Town save a point at Nottingham Forest. The 32-year-old said, 'Amazing,' after making his 265th Premier League appearance and first for 583 days. It was a day I've aspired for for a long time.' In my opinion, this is not a swansong. I felt I was in my prime before my injury. I'll get back to where I was and beyond with a series of games.'

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper said his team's best showing since returning to the Premier League was marred by Luton's comeback in Saturday's 2-2 draw. Forest had a four-game winless run after Chris Wood's second-half double at the City Ground had them 2-0 up with seven minutes remaining. But Chiedozie Ogbene gave Luton a late lifeline after Forest struggled to beat Hatters debutant Andros Townsend's free kick and replacement Elijah Adebayo in a stoppage time equalizer.

Tottenham Hotspur defeated Luton Town 1-0 at Kenilworth Road, extending their Premier League lead to the top of the table. Yves Bissouma was sent off for his second yellow card offence right before the halftime break, when he gracefully fell to the ground under referee John Brooks' nose. In the 52nd minute, Micky van de Ven slammed James Maddison's short corner, and Spurs' store was closed for the remainder of the game.

Andros Townsend, a former England international, is training at Tottenham Hotspur, returning to the club where he left in 2016. After leaving Everton in the summer and having a spell at Burnley, who refused to give the 32-year-old a new deal, Townsend became a free agent. Tottenham also opened the door to their state-of-the-art headquarters in Enfield to Townsend, who enrolled as an eight-year-old in their academy.

Andros Townsend has admitted to crying over a transfer to Burnley over the summer. After a successful trial, the 32-year-old seemed to be on board with Vincent Kompany's team in the transfer window as a free agent and had agreed terms with the club. The Clarets, on the other hand, turned down the offer because of fears that signing Townsend would stifle young summer signings Luca Koleosho, 22, and Zeki Amdouni, 19.

Liverpool's winning mentality, according to Pat Nevin, made the difference-maker when the club went from a goal down to defeat Newcastle with ten men on Sunday. When the Magpies went in front through Anthony Gordon in the 25th minute, they appeared to be in a good spot, and Virgil van Dijk was sent off for a last-man assault on Aleksander Isak just three minutes later. Liverpool refused to give in, and after riding their luck at times, they turned the game on its head late on, with Darwin Nunez coming off the bench to score twice twice.

The City manager did not attend the game because he is recovering from minor back surgery, but he was also in touch with his backroom staff at Bramall Lane. The Premier League champions were defeated after Jayden Bogle had cancelled out an Erling Haaland header. Despite being unable to attend Haaland's launching of the league season with a first-half penalty, the victory sparked his best attributes as a boss.

SIMON JONES: Burnley's main contract has been agreed to the signing of Aaron Ramsey, a youngster for Aston Villa. The Clarets have already made a number of signings this summer ahead of their return to the Premier League, and they are hoping to make Ramsey their next recruit. Vincent Kompany's side has agreed to a contract to sign the Villa actor as a way to expand their attacking options this summer.

Everton is the club with the most likely to relegate this season among the Premier League's 'established' teams, a group of 13 clubs that have each played at least three seasons in the top flight prior to the 2023-24 campaign. Comprehensive study of struggling Premier League clubs over the past 20 years has highlighted Everton's 'circling the drain' cycle, where relegation is likely without significant off-field investment and creativity. In fact, this kind of boost at Goodison Park does not appear to be on the horizon; the exact opposite is true. Everton is carrying a heavy debt. Fans of Farhad Moshiri are growing dissatisfied with his ownership. Everton's most likely concern is if they are found guilty of a violation of the League's financial fair play laws. Any sentence involving points would be highly questionable, and a hearing in October will bring it to a conclusion. Things look no better this summer, with more than £45 million in talent sold this summer, including striker Moise Khan and home-grown starlet Ellis Simms.