Morrison's hoping win will not be a farewell for Fellows

INTERIM Albion head coach James Morrison hopes wing ace Tom Fellows' first brace wasn't his farewell to the club.

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Luton were relegated from the Sky Bet Championship following Saturday’s 5-3 defeat to West Brom at The Hawthorns.

The Hatters needed to match Hull's result at Portsmouth to avoid a second successive relegation.

First career braces from Fellows and Callum Styles and one from Daryl Dike put paid to their hopes, with Millenic Alli (two) and Jordan Clark responding for Luton.

Everton and Southampton have shown an interest in £10 million-rated 21-year-old winger Fellows.

"I hope not. But it's nice to see one of our younger players get interest," said Morrison. "I'm sure whatever happens will be down to the club.

"We've been working with him in recent weeks to add some goals. He's an assists man but wants to add goals to his game.

"We asked him to play more inside today, rather than on the wing. He got his chances well and took them well.

"Even he was surprised he scored! Hopefully it will give him some belief he can get into goalscoring positions and put them away."

Despite going into the game on the back of three straight wins, Luton never looked like extending that run once Albion - with little to play for after falling away from the play-off race - regained the lead.