Luton boss Nathan Jones used his post-match press conference to express his frustration with the match officials over their methods of handling his complaints, following a controversial decision to allow Chelsea's opening goal to stand despite two balls being on the field at the start of the move.Jones claimed: "When I went to speak to the referee, he literally couldn't make eye contact with me, he treated me with the biggest amount of disrespect I've ever been treated with and just kept quoting a rule book about something I wasn't actually asking him, so it puzzled me."Next up, the Hatters travel to take on Blackburn Rovers in the Championship next weekend, and will be hopeful of picking up another three points to aid their attempts to a comfortable mid-table finish.Meanwhile, the transfer window is in full swing, and the Hatters could yet bring in some further signings this month, after securing the services of Kal Naithsmith earlier in January.Here's our round-up of the latest news and transfer talk involving Luton Town and the rest of the second-tier:
9. Hatters have Twine bid knocked back
Luton Town are rumoured to have had a bid rejected for in-demand Swindon Town winger Scott Twine. However, a further bid for the 21-year-old hasn't been ruled out. Preston North End and Barnsley have also been linked. (The Sun) Photo: Alex Davidson
10. Top tier sides keen on Collins
Stoke City defender Nathan Collins has emerged as a target for Premier League sides Burnley and Arsenal. The 19-year-old, who has made 16 league starts for the Potters so far this season, could be sold for around £10m. (Metro) Photo: George Wood