TOM CRADDOCK made it three goals in three games while on loan at Luton as he helped the Hatters to victory at Bury on Saturday.

The Darlington-born striker added to his two midweek goals when he fired Claude Gnakpa's pass under the keeper in the 35th minute.

He then provided the cross for Ian Roper to double the advantage shortly before the break with his first for the club.

Bury hit a second half penalty but Town, who remain rooted to the foot of the league after suffering a 17-point deduction before the season began, hung on to win.

Craddock's one-month loan spell began on Friday October 17 and Town boss Mick Harford has already indicated he would like to see it extended.

He began the season in fine style for Boro Reserves, scoring seven goals in four games before his switch to Kenilworth Road.