News about Gary Sweet

IN THE MONEY: According to reports familiar with the clubs' decision, a growing number of Premier League clubs, including Chelsea and Manchester United's owners, are calling for a ban on Sunday's 3 p.m. blackout" that keeps games in the slot being shown live domestically. Under the conditions of the 2025-29 domestic rights sales that will soon be out to tender, the blackout will remain in effect until 2029. However, 2029, an increasing number of top-flight clubs, now believed to be a majority, want all 380 Premier League games to be shown live in the United Kingdom. This season, the number is 200, and it will increase to between 250 and 270 per season in the 2025-29 cycle.

Luton Town are attempting to bring Albert Sambi Lokonga on loan until the transfer window closes on Friday night. Gary Sweet, the Luton sporting director, reported the news to Sky Sports on Friday afternoon. The newly promoted side has brought in a lot of players but hasn't broke the bank, with Ryan Giles' most costly signing at £5 million.

BY MATT HUGHES: Burnley turned down a plea from Luton to transfer the newly promoted club's first Premier League home game from Kenilworth Road to Turf Moor, resulting in the game being postponed. The Premier League announced the postponement of the game that was supposed to take place on 19 August earlier today, but refused to comment on the fact that neither club and team decided to cancel the match.

Luton is confident that they will be able to completely reconstruct the Bobbers Stand at Kenilworth Road in time for their return to the Premier League in August as demolition work gets underway. In 1986, the Bobbers Stand, which is on one side of the field, was converted into executive boxes. It has to be replaced with a media center, television, and data analysis studios, toilets, and a canteen.

DAVID PLEAT: What a wonderful day for Luton and other small clubs around the country. It's evidence that, with excellent housekeeping, sound recruitment, and a clear sense of aim, great things can be achieved. The 38,000 supporters who saw Luton somehow beat Coventry on Saturday were awesome day. What a drama. Only 10,000 of them will be able to watch the team play in the top division next season, which is sad for me. Since I was last boss at Kenilworth Road in the 1990s, nothing has changed at all.

It will cost close to £10 million to knock down the old Bobbers Stand, which was turned into executive boxes in 1986, running down one side of the field, and replacing it with new ones such as a media center, television and data analysis studios, toilets, and a canteen. Chief executive Gary Sweet's details were leaked earlier this week. He is positive that it will be ready in 12 weeks before the new Premier League season begins in mid-August.

Luton Town has published new photographs of their proposed stadium, which will see the club relocate from their old Kenilworth Road stadium, with planning permission set to be submitted during the off-season. The photographs depict a modern glass and metal frame, with floodlights on the inside showing floodlights that are suspended across the entire stadium. Luton's new ground will be erected in a 20-acre location near the town's central railway station, ensuring safe access for residents and visitors alike.

Gary Sweet, the chief executive of Luton Town, admitted that the scathing mockery of his team's storied Kenilworth Road annoys' him, and he's named Premier League star Erling Haaland as he vented his spleen. If the Hatters win their play-off final against Coventry on Saturday, the CEO - who was named Grand Chief Executive of the Year at this year's Football Business Awards in March - will have to invest close to £10 million to upgrade the ground to Premier League requirements. The Bobbers Stand will be knocked down to install new services, including a media center, television and data analysis studios, toilets, and a canteen, as shown by Mail Sport.

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If Luton Town defeated Coventry in the Championship play-off final at Wembley Stadium, they will demolish and rebuild a complete stand in one summer to bring Kenilworth Road up to Premier League standards. The old Bobbers Stand, which was converted into executive boxes in 1986, will be downplayed on one side of the field and replaced with new ones including a media center, television and data analysis studios, toilets, and a canteen. Chief executive Gary Sweet, who is confident that it will be ready in 12 weeks if necessary until the new Premier League season starts in mid-August, was confirmed yesterday.

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