Mark pedalled to all 25 away matches in the league, FA Cup and play-offs that he could attend in person, and even made the journey to Hull City a week after Town had played there having been prevented from travelling at the time due to Covid.

He cycled 2,970 miles over 202 hours, burning 87,375 calories in the process, and fully deserved to be on the shortlist of three people up for the Supporter of the Season accolade at the EFL Awards held in April.

He was also awarded the prestigious Kevin Catlin Memorial Trophy at the Luton Town Supporters' Trust presentation evening last month, for his efforts in raising funds for Keech Hospice Care, CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) and Prostate Cancer UK.

"I have been overwhelmed by all of your generosity, kindness, warmth and encouragement," Mark wrote on Twitter. "A heartfelt thanks. You inspired me to succeed. Through the exoerience I made memories and friends forever, whilst helping to raise awareness and donations for three great causes. It means a lot. COYH"

Well done Mark, you have raised an amazing amount and all at the Club are so proud of the efforts you have gone to this season.

And Town legend Mick Harford added: "Remarkable effort Mark, you are a legend, what an effort, so much appreciated. Well done."