Hatters midfielder Henri Lansbury is more than happy to be booed at former club Nottingham Forest this evening if he helps his new team pick up a victory on the road.
The 31-year-old moved to the City Ground from Arsenal for £1m in August 2012, signed by then manager Sean O'Driscoll, and went on to spend five years with the Reds.
He played 150 games in total, scoring 33 goals, before a £2.75m switch to Aston Villa in January 2017.
Lansbury is now with Luton via a six month stint at Bristol City last term and on his return this evening, he said: “I’m looking forward to going back there.
"I'll probably get booed, but I’d take that if we go and get three points.
“I loved it there, it was a great club.
"I was with Chrissy Cohen (Luton first team coach), and it was a great club, great fans, great people, all around the city.
"So it’s a nice place to go back to, it holds a nice place in my heart there.”
With Luton having lost successive games for the first time this term, then Lansbury is determined to not make it three in a row, although Forest, since appointing Steve Cooper, have only been beaten one in the ex-Swansea chief's opening 10 matches,
The midfielder added: "We don’t like to lose back to back.
"We’re disappointed with that and we have to go and get a result on Tuesday night.”