Luton Town parted company with manager Rob Edwards on Thursday after a run of four successive Championship defeat left them two points above the relegation zone. Is it the right decision, or did the man who led the club to the Premier League deserve more time?

Luton Town and Rob Edwards have come to a mutual agreement to part ways, the club have confirmed. Edwards’ tenure ends with comes with Luton 20th in the Championship having won only seven of their 26 league games this campaign.

Rob Edwards has been sacked by Luton Town after a dreadful first half of the Championship season, the club have confirmed. The former Wales international has seen his side lose the most games in the division so far this campaign following their relegation from the Premier League, and they sit just two points clear of the relegation zone.

Manager Rob Edwards has left Luton Town by mutual agreement after two years in charge, the Championship side said on Thursday.

The 2-1 loss at QPR on Monday made it four defeats in a row and only two wins from their last 10 matches, leaving them 20th in the table.

Luton chief executive Gary Sweet admitted the club’s unacceptable form, particularly away from home, meant Town’s board had to make the difficult decision to part company with manager Rob Edwards by mutual consent this afternoon.