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Scott Easterlow insists the lure of the Leamington manager’s job overwhelmed any worries about the potential impact on his Racing Club Warwick legacy.

Proud Easterlow lands hometown job
By Andy Mitchell

Scott Easterlow insists the lure of the Leamington manager’s job overwhelmed any worries about the potential impact on his Racing Club Warwick legacy.
Having guided the Racers from Step 6 to Step 4 and two county cup finals across his two spells in charge, Easter-low made the five-mile hop to take over a Brakes side that is rock bottom of National League North.
The move brings him full circle having featured as a striker for hometown club Leamington’s academy before earning a spot in the senior side under Jason Cad-den in the 2000s.
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