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Brakes close out the Season in style
So after the two games that was shown this month here is the rest. Obviously Brakes have been crowned Champions and will be in the Blue Square Premier next season.
Wednesday 16th April
Brakes 2-0 Bradford Park Avenue
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Morrison (62)
Monday 21st April
Ilkeston FC 1-3 Brakes
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Moore (18)
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E Hutchinson (54)
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Saturday 26th April
Brakes 1-1 Alfreton Town
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Saturday 3rd May
Brakes 1-1 Histon
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Lippitt finally grabs Manager Of The Month
Lippitt finally gets what he has deserved all season by picking up the Manager of the Month award. He did brilliantly to win this and is now hoping to win the manager of the season.
Tom Hutchinson Lifts The Blue Square North Trophy
On a wet afternoon at the newly refurbished New Windmill Ground Tom Hutchinson, Captain of Leamington Brakes FINALLY got his hands on the cup. Cheered on by a massive 2,313 people including Aston Villa manager David Beckham the fans went wild and news came out that a possible link up with Aston Villa was on the cards.
Final League Table
Brakes win the league. They had the last laugh over Hitchin Town because Brakes got promoted and Hitchin Town get relegated
David Beckham Interview
So with Leamington Brakes getting promoted the board announced today that Aston Villa managed by David Beckham are one of 4 teams being considered as a Parent team for Brakes.
Sky Sports News = Red
David Beckham = Green
Hello David you are live on Sky Sports News. In the press today there is a report you might be becoming affiliated with Leamington Brakes. Who are they and what do you know about them?
They are a club in one of the lower leagues, the BSN, aren't they? They've done very well this season to get promoted and all. They also have a bloody good manager, that's my opinion. That's what I know about them.
Yes there manager is Jason Lippitt. They are going to be in the Blue Square Premier next season but why do the board at Aston Villa think this is a good move? Surely you would be better with like a Championship or League 1 team?
Leamington Brakes are a club that's going places. Why would the board not want to be affiliated with such a club? This can only bring benefits for both sides and I think it's an easy decision, really.
Have you been following them if so who has impressed you the most? Can you see Villa youngsters being sent there for experiance?
I have, obviously. I don't think anyone who has a real passion for football are doing the same. Leamington have been such an exciting club and a lot of my fellow coaches talk about it sometimes. I can't wait for us to link up. As for the youngsters side, I think it's a great way for them to get some experience, and I will definitely be looking to send my youngsters there if they can't get a game - as long as Jason wants them, of course.
It might not have been a very long interview but it gave us an insight into why Villa are looking at getting Leamington on board to secure good players and loan Brakes some of there up and coming talent.
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