Nathan Jones is in contention for his first Albion appearance of the year at the ground where he launched his career in England.

The enthusiastic Welshman makes a nostalgic return to Kenilworth Road for the clash against fellow play-off chasers Luton Town.

Manager Mark McGhee is pleased to have Jones back from a four-match ban, which coincided with a knee injury.

McGhee said: "He is a great lad to have around the dressing room. He gets other people at it but he also contributes in a way that we've not had in the last few weeks.

"He is a good option and we will be looking seriously at whether we should bring his freshness back into the team."

Jones has not featured since he was sent-off for the second time this season at Swindon just after Christmas.

"Just to be eligible again is nice," said the left-sided midfielder. "I cannot stress how frustrating and depressing it has been.

"I am a single boy, I live on my own and I live and breathe football, 24 hours a day, every day of the week."

Jones was with the Hatters in the 1995-96 season but never made a League appearance for them.

He said: "I have fond memories of the club. I only left because I wasn't getting a first team look-in with David Pleat leaving and Terry Westley taking over."

A second away win since September would lift Albion two places to fourth, while a draw will ease them above Barnsley on goal difference.

Geoff Pitcher has gone out on loan again, this time to Havant and Waterlooville.