reduced his first team appearances to just eight in that first season. He played 40 times for the Men in Black the next season at both wing and full back and was beginning to show the form that made him one of Leeds Tykes most prolific try scorers. In January 2009 under Eddie Jones, following a long-term knee injury, it was announced that he had left the club by mutual consent. and signed for the big hitting and spending French side Racing Métro. After 3 solid years in the Top 14 Scarbrough began playing and coaching at Lille Metropole Rugby Club in 2012 in their bid for promotion to the French Pro d2. Following his playing career Scarbrough has now begun a new career as coach and teacher; currently Head of Rugby at Bradford Grammar School and formerly Queen Ethelburga's with his old Leeds Tykes teammate Rob Rawlinson. Now a Level 3 rugby coach, he has coached internationally and took Latvia rugby sevens team to the European Trophy in Croatia and Lithuania, beating Lithuania national team for the first time Ever and finishing 3rd. References External links Saracens Profile Leeds profile England profile Guinness Premiership profile 1978 births Living people England international rugby union players English rugby union players Leeds Tykes players Racing 92 players Rugby union fullbacks Rugby union players from Bingley Rugby union wings Saracens F.C. players Wakefield RFC players