Thomas Kaminski drops two-word Luton Town message - Most Hatters supporters will agree | OneFootball

The Luton goalkeeper has issued a rallying cry ahead of the final two games of the season.

Luton Town goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski has taken to Instagram to celebrate the Hatters' crucial 3-1 win over Bristol City, and has sent a two-word message ahead of their final two clashes with Bristol City and Coventry City.

On an Easter Monday afternoon where many of their relegation rivals picked up three points, that task looked a big ask for Luton as they welcomed one of the most in-form sides in the Championship, Bristol City, to Kenilworth Road.

However, goals from Thelo Aasgaard, Carlton Morris and Isaiah Jones helped secure a huge victory for Matt Bloomfield's side, as they remain level with 21st-placed Derby County heading into the last two games of the season.

Thomas Kaminski sends Luton Town message ahead of two crunch fixtures

We're at the stage of the season where form and what the paper says should happen, often goes out of the window.

Those who will be victorious are the ones who step up to the plate and handle the pressure, and that's precisely what Luton Town need to do in their final two games of the season.

It won't be an easy task either, as they will first welcome a Coventry City side to Kenilworth Road who could secure a play-off spot should they win and results elsewhere involving Middlesbrough and Millwall go their way.

Following that, they travel to now managerless West Bromwich Albion on the final day of the season, after Tony Mowbray was relieved of his duties following the Baggies' 3-1 defeat to Derby County on Easter Monday.

Taking to his Instagram account on Tuesday, Kaminski made his, and indeed Luton Town's mindset heading into the last two games of the season, abundantly clear.

Luton Town are going to need Thomas Kaminski to be at his shot-stopping best in final two games

Coventry City and West Brom are two teams who love to get forward and attack, and as such, Kaminski could be in for a busy afternoon on both occasions.

However, in their goalkeeper they have a 32-year-old Belgian international, who's racked up plenty of top flight experience across European football over the course of his career.

A Premier League campaign with the Hatters, numerous seasons in the Belgian First Division with the likes of Gent, Kortrijk, Anderlecht and Beerschot respectively, whilst also spending time with Danish giants FC Copenhagen.

Therefore, he's an experienced and battle-hardened shot-stopper, who has proven himself to be a solid pair of hands at Championship level.

So, if the Hatters are to emerge from their final two games having survived the drop, then they're going to need their veteran goalkeeper to put in two last big performances.