THE builders are ready if Luton Town creates history next month by becoming the first club to have dropped from among the top-flight elite into non-League... and made it back again.
It has left them with the potential headache of a £10 million bill to make creaking Kenilworth Road shipshape for the Premier League.
CEO Gary Sweet (below) was with the club during their five-year exile from the EFL.
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