No huge changes at Luton although 'salesperson' Edwards will look to make some 'key' adjustments

Luton boss Rob Edwards declared he will adopt the role of a ‘salesperson’ when attempting to get his ideas across at Kenilworth Road.

The Hatters manager has inherited a squad in an excellent place this season, sitting 11th in the Championship table after 21 games, with just a point between themselves and the playoffs.

Edwards has often spoken about how good a job predecessor Nathan Jones was doing ahead of his move to the bright lights of the Premier League when taking over at Southampton, reiterating once more that any changes will be minimal to begin with.

However, despite being more than pleased with what he already has at his disposal, the Town chief is still determined to imprint his own philosophy on his new surroundings, and when discussing just how he will do that, he said: “I think in our job, what you have to do is try and be a good salesperson.

"Anything you do want to tweak or change, or any ideas that we do have, we have to be able to sell that.

“’Lads, this is why we want to do this,’ and what we try to do is engage with them as well, ask questions and get their feedback.