Stars of the academy rewarded by caretaker boss

One of the stars of Chesterfield's youth team was rewarded for his goals and attitude with a first-team debut last Saturday at Barnet.
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Caretaker boss Ian Evatt said Luke Rawson had earned his cameo role off the bench.

“He’s been top scorer in the youth team and showed a fantastic attitude and commitment to being a better person and better player,” Evatt said. “It’s important that you reward that.”

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Rawson was joined on the bench by fellow academy player Jack Holmes.

“They’re shining examples that if you do the right things, if you commit yourself to being a good football player, you’re rewarded,” Evatt added.

“We did it to show the rest that if you apply yourself properly you get a chance in the first team. Hopefully the rest of the youth team will see them as an example.”

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