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Piece looking at where the O’s might strengthen in the January Window.
https://londonfootballscene.co.uk/2021/ ... oan-stars/

Real Al wrote: ↑Thu Sep 02, 2021 4:42 pm Surprised to read that we've picked up 10 points.

Oh no, wishful thinking on my part there. Have raised it with the editor and hopefully it'll be changed soon.

A piece reflecting on Kenny Jackett's first five league games in charge and the importance of Saturday's win.
https://londonfootballscene.co.uk/2021/ ... h-worries/

Really looking forward to covering the O's for London Football Scene this season. You can read my first piece previewing the new campaign here.
https://londonfootballscene.co.uk/2021/ ... ns-in-e10/

With Orient returning for pre-season this week, I took a look at what they can expect from their new manager with the help of some who have seen his work up close, including former Orient and Millwall defender Tamika Mkandawire. https://brendanpitcher.medium.com/king-kenny-the-man-to-complete-the-si...

I was fortunate enough to chat with Josh Wright yesterday about a whole of Orient related topics.

Full Piece here:

We were delighted to be joined by a trio of O's coaches on this week's pod. Ross, Danny and Dean sat down to discuss a number of topics with us including... - The need for improvement next season - A strong goalkeeping department - Jobi's role going forward And much more... Available to listen to he...

We were joined on the pod this week by James Alabi. The former O's striker opened up on a host of topics including his reaction to being transfer listed last summer, his dealings with Carl Fletcher and that goal against Grimsby. Full episode here: https://lodown.buzzsprout.com/1055641/4288376-the-ja...

Dan Happe joined us on this week's pod. We discussed a variety of topics including what it was like making his debut in difficult circumstances, why he decided to stay at the club despite other offers lat summer, and how he feels his first full season playing in the Football League has gone. Availab...

We were delighted to be joined on the pod this week by Josh Coulson. We discussed a variety of topics including last season's title victory, the impact Justin's passing had on Josh and the rest of the squad, and Carl Fletcher's disastrous reign. Available to watch and listen to now. https://www.yout...

10 years, 14 managers, 3 different divisions, Charlie Grainger has seen it all as an O's player. In an extremely honest and open interview, he joins us on the pod to discuss the various highs and lows he experienced throughout his time at the club. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjXPPWCV0cQ https:/...

We sat down and spoke with Omer earlier this week for the pod. He was frank and honest about his turbulent stint at the helm in E10 and the reasons why he thinks that the new board didn't give him a role in the setup once he took over. Give it a watch/listen here:https://lodown.buzzsprout.com/ https...

The third and final part is available to watch now. In this episode we discuss the current season, looking at Ross' interim spell, why he chose to step down and why he then changed his mind to become permanent Head Coach.

Episode Two is here and it's an emotional one as Ross talks openly and honestly about the devastating passing of his friend and colleague, Justin Edinburgh.

Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 7:25 am Will this podcast be available to download anywhere?

As opposed to stream only on YouTube

We're working on getting verified by Apple Podcasts and Spotify so we can release as an audio download, hopefully that should be sorted in the next week or so.

In the first of a three part interview, we spoke with Ross Embleton to gain an insight on his journey to becoming Head Coach. This episode mainly focuses on Ross' career prior to returning to E10 as well as what went on during that hectic summer of 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUzhhuGhZho&a...

With it being ten years to the day since one of my favourite ever O's games I tried to write something about it.

Would love to hear anyone else's memories of that night too.

Read my Team of the Decade here: https://risingeast.co.uk/os-xi-of-the-decade/

Carl Fletcher will take charge of Orient for the first time tomorrow against Plymouth Argyle.

Here's why I think he could be the right man at the right time for the O's: https://risingeast.co.uk/right-man-right-time/

I spoke to Argyle Life to get their view on our new manager: https://therealefl.co.uk/2019/10/17/the ... w-manager/

Latest piece for The Real EFL: https://therealefl.co.uk/2019/10/02/why ... pointment/

Piece on five possible contenders for the job here: https://therealefl.co.uk/2019/09/23/nex ... bane-road/

KT thinks we finish 7th Our transfer market placing is 22nd Take the 2 & find the median ( middle.number as opposed to mean adding up all numbers then dividing by amoumt of numbers in this case 2 ) Works out to about 14 . Simple really doH I understand the math being used. Just don’t understand...

Teague said to us on the Orient fans show that 7th would constitute a successful season this year, due to our budget being in line with that. You can listen back to it here from about the 15 minute mark: https://www.lovesportradio.com/radiopla ... tems/3176/

Leyton Orient Women are unbeaten so far this season and they'll look to extend that record on Sunday as they take on Norwich. The game takes place at Brisbane Road and I know the team would love as much support as they can get from O's fans for this one.It's a 2pm kick off, with admission prices set...