David Kohler

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David Kohler was chairman of Luton Town until they were forced into administration in 1999 during the reign of LennieLawrence. He sought to move Luton Town away from Kenilworth Road with his multi-purpose stadium, the Kohler Dome. The planning consent however was refused, on traffic concerns due to the M1 Junction 10, at that time, not having enough lanes to deal with the traffic flow. Kohler then left Luton Town in 1999 due to having children with his wife and needing to spend more time at home. He is now regarded with despise by Luton town supporters, as he and his children support MK Dons (Milton Keynes Dons). The Kohler family are not loyal to one club. The eldest son, Ben,was a Luton supporter then a Manchester United supporter before supporting Arsenal and now Mk Dons. David Kohler now attends most matches at stadium Mk. he hopes to help with the planning of the new stadium. Ben Kohler attends the prestigious Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School and plays waterpolo there under the reign of Ian Matthews and Phillip Stiff also known as Stiffy, Stiffler and the stiff. The waterpolo squad of which he is a part of famously has a chant dedicated to Ben Kolhler after Ben's apparent inability to stop talking. 3..2...1...SHUT UP KOHLER!

"Shut up kohler" is in competition with the "Hassanatior" to be the team slogan.