Striker Bim Pepple left the Hatters to join Plymouth Argyle last week, the forward heading to Home Park for an undisclosed fee.
During his three years at Kenilworth Road, the attacker, who was snapped up from Canadian club Cavalry FC, never actually made a first team appearance for Town, with a number of spells away on loan. To see which other Luton signings have departed the club without ever getting a senior run-out, see the special gallery below.
17. Fred Barber
The goalkeeper headed to Luton Town in 1994 having been snapped up for a fee of £25,000 from Peterborough United. Was soon back at the Posh on loan, also heading to Ipswich and Blackpool as he left Kenilworth Road to move to Birmingham City permanently in 1996. Went to Kidderminster as he then joined Bolton Wanderers as part time goalkeeping coach, also working with Northern Ireland and the taking a similar role at Crewe Alexandra. Photo: Steve Morton
18. Bob Bolder
Goalkeeper moved to Luton on a month's loan from Liverpool in 1985 but didn't get to play while at Kenilworth Road. Went to Sunderland afterwards, but really made his name when signing for Charlton in 1986, spending seven years with the Addicks. Forced to retire from professional football in 1993 and had spells in non-league with Margate and Dagenham & Redbridge. Returned to the Valley as part of their work in the community scheme and also played regularly in goal for the Liverpool Masters team. Photo: Getty Images