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I've dobbed my tickets in for Saturday
Can't stand the tactics and cluelessness eminating from the nerve centre of the club - i.e the dugout

Dunno about lazy
Perhaps crap is more accurate

I blame the organ grinder

Basil Fawlty

A very good point
Well done Os

Rich Tea Wellin wrote: Fri Oct 09, 2026 3:41 pm Does 6 interviews in a row and is bocoed. Where is he?

Gone to Turkey to get a new brain and a personality transplant

Bradford 5 Leyton Orient 1

And it was good to see that Ireland didn’t bother turning up for the second game last night.

Can we make a team up of those invited to play for Boco Island?

Morris at left back
Bakinson - midfield
Koroma - right wing
Beckles - centre back

Perhaps Richie Wellens has been coaching them on the side

Bandy Legs wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2026 11:36 pm

ContrifibulatoryFred wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2026 9:03 pm I suppose you failed to turn up for this one as well
Call yourself a fan?

Why would I turn up to an England match,
Especially an away one ?

Your excuses get increasingly more lame

Cowardice
Unprofessional
Nepotistic
Tippy Tappist

Perhaps an acronym might be with creating

Paul Terry is an oaf
Pass it on

I don’t believe for a minute Wellens is trying to get himself sacked. He has nothing at all to gain for deliberately sabotaging the season by virtue of non management.
He’s a decent man I am sure, but he’s lost the plot as well as the dressing room.

I suppose you failed to turn up for this one as well
Call yourself a fan?

Soft

We are crap and Wellens is largely to blame

At least we now get to play Plymouth at home in the 5th Round of the 2024/25 FA Cup next weekend

This news can only mean that Graham will be offered a 3 year deal to return to Orient

It’s pathetic the level of scapegoating of Charlie Wellens in multiple threads on here.
Richie Wellens does seem to struggle with communicating with the players, and at the moment perhaps the media and fans. He has a bunker mentality.
His approach has resulted in several players becoming really ...

There needs to be some sort of common sense applied to it. Nobody in their right mind could conclude that Kabia was faking injury.


Pierre Luigi put his arm across, for sure, I think it’s obstruction but what do I know, however I don’t think Kabia was anywhere near as injured as he was ...

It’s to stop players faking injuries. Nothing wrong with that.


There needs to be some sort of common sense applied to it. Nobody in their right mind could conclude that Kabia was faking injury.


I disagree. Kabia’s one annoying habit is that he’s constantly diving and the incident where he ...

Baxter - 9 - Superb shot stopping, won us the points with double save towards end
Stevens - 8 - Excellent throughout
Olowu - 7 - Bit too ponderous/loose on the ball at times but made a few key blocks
Forrester - 8 - Decent game
Chinedu - 7 - Very suspect in the first half, gave the ball away a few ...

A big win against a very organised and resolute Stevenage team.
The game had few chances but I for one was relieved we didn’t cave in like last week and that fanning about at the back seemed to be a lot less occurring.

One gripe I do have is why we don’t leave anyone forward at corners. It means we ...

Long slender neck wrote: Fri Sep 18, 2026 11:06 am Mitchell and Clare arent new

Yet they play like perfect strangers to the rest of the team

Johnny Marr is a legend