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Leyton Orient’s first win first win in four games helped Kevin Nolan to victory in his first game as player manager. Nolan’s side picked up a 2-0 victory at Wycombe Wanderers yesterday thanks to second half strikes from top scorer … Continue reading →

Leyton Orient defender Sean Clohessy insists it’s now or never for his side as they sit 9th in League 2 ahead of the visit of Exeter tomorrow. The O’s are just 2 points outside the play offs places but with a tough … Continue reading →

Jay Simpson’s injury time equaliser snatched a point for Leyton Orient away at Stevenage yesterday. Simpson who became the first Orient player to strike 20 league goals since Peter Kitchen in 1978, opened the scoring from the penalty spot after … Continue reading →

Leyton Orient manager Ian Hendon is hoping his side have the perfect start to 2016 tomorrow as they travel to Stevenage. The O’s lost 2-1 away to Bristol Rovers last Monday but Hendon knows that his side are still in … Continue reading →

Another Game and yet more chaos in the Orient defense as the East London Club fell to a 2-1 defeat to Bristol Rovers yesterday. Rory Gaffney opened the scoring after 31 minutes following what could only be described as Sunday League … Continue reading →

Leyton Orient assistant manager Andy Hessenthaler praised his sides character after they fought back from 1-0 down to beat Portsmouth 3-2 on Saturday. In what was a pulsating Boxing Day clash saw both sides reduced to 10 men but it … Continue reading →

Red card change games well Portsmouth will know that all to well as Leyton Orient picked up their first win in six matches after a 3-2 win over in a late Christmas Cracker at Brisbane Road. A pulstating contest was turned … Continue reading →

Leyton Orient manager Ian Hendon is expecting his side to bounce back in their clash with Portsmouth on Boxing Day. The O’s drew 1-1 with 2nd bottom Yeovil last weekend as Jobi McAnuff bailed out his side with a wonder … Continue reading →

Was that enough from McAnuff to keep Ian Hendon in his job as Leyton Orient manager. With the mood around Brisbane Road after Francois Zoko headed Yeovil in front in first half stoppage time, you certainly know that not all of … Continue reading →