Jon joined Brakes in 2004-05 and soon became a regular.  He impressed the fans who voted him their player of the season in 2004-05. In 2005-06 he played in every game and was the Brakes' top scorer.  He so impressed the England futsal manager, who came to watch another Leamington player, that he won his first  England futsal cap in May 2006. Jon shared the "Player of the Year" award with Jamie Towers at the end of the double-winning 2006-7 campaign, capping another outstanding season. Jon trained with Kidderminster Harriers in the close season but signed for AFC Telford on 2 August 2007. Previous clubs include Rushden and Diamonds, Crewe Alexandra, West Bromwich Albion and Chesterfield.

Returned to play one game, Birmingham Senior Cup v Studley on 4 October 2007.

Leamington originally signed Tom Bates from Massey Ferguson in October 2006.  Tom is a left side midfield player who came through local teams Mount Nod Highway Youth (2001) and Bedworth United Youth (2002) before joining Coventry City.  He made his debut for the Sky Blues Reserves against West Ham United Reserves on 2 April 2003.  Given squad number 33, Tom made only one appearance for the City first team.  On 12 April 2003 he game on as a substitute in the 77th minute in the Nationwide League One game against Ipswich Town.  Brakes player Ben Mackey made his debut in the same game.

Released by City at the end of the 2003-4 he went on to play briefly for Stratford Town before joining Northern Irish team Ards.  He returned later that season to the Coventry area due to work commitments, joining Bedworth United and later Massey Ferguson.

After being a member of Leamington's 2006-7 double winning squad, Tom enjoyed a spell at Rochdale FC in late 2006-07, making two appearances as a subsitute in the club's Football League Division Two campaign. He re-signed for the Brakes on 12 July 2007 but moved on to Atherstone Town in October 2007.

Signed from Woodford United on 24 May 2007 with a reputation as a goal scoring forward.

A strong and bustling target man, Russell established himself as a key player. But with his games to goals ratio not yet reaching the level of his past achievements, the lure of higher wages took him to Brackley in January 2008.

Signed from Woodford United on 24 May 2007. After impressing in pre-season, struggled to hold down a place and returned to Woodford on 4 October 2007.

Coventry born Avun Jephcott started his career at Coventry City, signing a senior contract in the 2000-01 season.  The Sky Blues loaned him out to Tamworth in 2003 and Notts County in 2004.  At the end of the 2003-04 season his contract was not renewed.

He was a trialist at Luton Town before the start of the 2004-05 season.  He signed for Nuneaton Borough and left to join Rugby Town in 2005.

Before the start of the 2005-06 season he was on trial at Chester City, where he scored a goal in a preseason game against Stoke City.  Chester did not sign him and he went on to Northern Ireland where he played for Ards, with Tom Bates, and Linfield.

He returned to England at the start of the 2006-7 season and signed for Stratford Town but moved to Brakes in January 2007. Avun scored within a minute of the start of his debut appearance and rattled in a hat trick in the home leg of the MFA League Cup Semi Final against Atherstone Town. He could not secure a regular starting place in 2007-08 and moved on to Woodford United on 5 November 2007.

Signed March 2006 as cover though still with Cogenhoe United but decided to move permanently to the Brakes at the start of 2006-07. Knighty was a rock at the heart of Brakes double-winning defence and was selected as the Manager's "Player of the Year".

Returned to Cogehoe United in September 2007.

Leamington-born, Jason played with Mansfield Town, Grimsby Town and Brentford before serious injury put paid to a professional career. Jason was with Brakes briefly in 2001-02 and has played for other clubs in the area including Rugby United and Southam United.

Dave Pearson joined the Brakes before the start of the 2006-07 season from Solihull Borough.  He joined Solihull from Rugby United in May 2005, following manager Tony Dobson.  His previous clubs include Coventry City, Luton Town, Shepshed Dynamo, Stratford Town, Hereford United, and Rugby United.

Dave really was a supersub in 2006-7, coming off the bench more than he started. His ability to turn defenders and his burst of speed undid many a tiring defence.

Signed for Woodford United before season 2007-8 but moved on to Rugby Town in December 2007.

Jamie signed for Leamington from Coventry Sphinx before the start of the 2006-07 season.  He can play either on the right or in the centre of midfield.  His previous clubs include Barnt Green Spartak and Coventry Marconi.  While at Marconi he played for the Midland Combination Representative XI in the FA National League Systems Cup along side Leamington's Steve Thompson who captained a side that include several Brakes players. Deserved joint winner of the "Player of the Year" award with Jon Adams at the end of the double-winning 2006-7 campaign, Jamie surely created more than his fair share of Brakes goals through pinpoint crosses and free kicks.

Jamie signed a two-year contract with Nuneaton Borough in June 2007.

He made a surprise return to the New Windmill Ground when rejoining Leamington on loan for a month on 25 October 2007. This loan has subsequently been extended.