The Hatters’ imploding season went from bad to worse as they suffered their heaviest defeat since last season’s relegation.
There were doubles for Delano Burgzorg and Finn Azaz and a goal from Emmanuel Latte Lath, with Jordan Clark scoring a consolation for the Hatters.
Edwards said: “The supporters are the most important people at any football club. I want to apologise to them. They’re my main concern.”
Asked whether he feared for his future, Edwards said: “That is out of my hands. I want what’s best for the club. If it is (the end), then I’ve loved my time here.”
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