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MIDFIELDER Jason Demetriou insists that Orient will keep their feet firmly on the ground despite the 5-0 demolition of Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night, writes TREVOR DAVIES. The O s now entertain Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday and have a chance to put...
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ORIENT entertain struggling Brighton on Saturday, desperate to maintain the gap between themselves and the basement boys, writes TREVOR DAVIES. O s, who started the New Year in the relegation zone, could not have wished for a better January. Two wins and...
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Leyton Orient 5 Bristol Rovers 0 ORIENT climbed into the top half of the table as they scored five goals in a league game at home for the first time in more than four years, writes Trevor Davies. The victory was no more than the O s deserved as they turne...
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ORIENT hope to have leading scorer Scott McGleish back for tonight s rearranged home game with Bristol Rovers. McGleish, who has scored 10 league goals this season including the winner at Charlton Athletic last Monday, missed Saturday s 2-2 draw at Carlis...
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IT would have taken a brave man to have put his mortgage money on Orient taking a point at half time on Saturday....
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THE recent weather-enforced winter break was met with derision by most football fans, but O s striker Scott McGleish believes it may have saved their season, writes IAIN LIDDLE. The loss at home to Southend on Monday, December 28 was the Brisbane Road cl...
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Leyton Orient 2 Yeovil Town 0 GOALS from Tamika Mkandawire and Scott McGleish lifted Orient out of the bottom four on Tuesday night as they beat Yeovil to record their first win in six games, writes TREVOR DAVIES. It was a victory that the O s fully deser...
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PAST POLL RESULTS
Orient's average home gate was just under 4,700 last season. With sides like Southampton, Charlton and Norwich being relegated, and with Brentford, Gillingham and Wycombe coming up, what will it be this season?
Below 4,700 5%
4,700 to 5,000 33%
5,001 to 5,500 27%
Over 5,500 14%
Depends on how they do 21%
Q: Leyton Orient’s average home attendances have slipped this season. What is the biggest reason for the drop?
Poor home record 70.83%
Lack of Goals 12.5%
Nothing, That’s Normal 12.5%
Credit Crunch 4.16%
Were Orient right to part company with manager Martin Ling?
Yes 56%
No 44%
Will Orient improve on last season’s 14th-place finish?
Yes 56%
No 34%
No change 10%
Q:Who is Leyton Orient’s best striking partnership for the play-off run-in?
Boyd & Gray 46%
Boyd & Ibehre 41%
Ibehre & Gray 13%
Q: Who do you think has been the best Orient manager in the last 25 years?
Martin Ling: 61%
Frank Clark: 22%
Tommy Taylor: 9%
Chris Turner/John Sitton: 6%
Paul Brush: 2%
Pat Holland: 0%
Peter Eustace: 0%
Q:Although Leyton Orient still have hopes of promotion, they have produced some poor performances this season. Which was the worst?
Northampton (a) 35%
Swansea (h) 27 %
Millwall (h) 22 %
Gillingham (a) 9%
Hartlepool (h) 7%
Q:The Os have won three successive away games, where is that run likely to end?
Leeds United 44%
Nowhere 26%
Bristol Rovers 26%
Gillingham 11%
Q:With Leeds having been deducted 15 points at the start of the season, when do you think they will overtake Leyton Orient?
Before Christmas 18%
After Christmas 25%
Not at all 57%
Q:Who should play alongside Tamika Mkandawire in the centre of defence?
Alton Thelwell 30%
Brian Saah 58%
Clayton Fortune 1%
Let’s sign someone quick 21%
Q: Are Leyton Orient likely to lose fans next season as a consequence of Dagenham and Redbridge being promoted into the football league?
Yes: 24%
No: 76%
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