Northern Premier League

PYOTT’S PROMOTED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 March 2020

STRUGGLING Racing Club Warwick have placed youth team boss Jamie Pyott in charge of the Midland League Premier Division side until the end of the season.
UEFA qualified coach Pyott has replaced Scott Easterlow, who was sacked by email following a conversation with club chairman Gary Vella, with the Racers sitting fourth from bottom.
A club statement said: “This difficult decision was not made in any haste and was based on conversations between Scott and the chairman that led to the decision by the board to part ways.
“We would like to wish Scott well and thank him for his dedica...

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