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No words to convey the sadness.

Thoughts are with those closest to him at this time.

Everybody at Newport County are devastated
Our thoughts, with yours, are with his family at this sad time
RIP Justin

RIP Justin - Top Man. Condolences to family and close friends. This is one of Leyton Orients saddest days.

Shocked and saddened. Sending best wishes to all of his family. And grateful for the great times he made happen over the last year.

Im truly shocked and devastated. Justin took us from out and out losers to champions in no time at all

He was far too young to leave this world...this is tragic

Best wishes to his close family in this saddest of times

R I P Justin, youll never be forgotten at Leyton Orient thats for sure

Terribly sad news, speechless Our thoughts are with his family and friends. RIP Justin, your legacy at Leyton Orient will never be forgotten.

Truly devastating news. Feel desperately sad for his family. Words seem inadequate at a time like this but Justin will always be remembered as an absolute legend at our club.

Heartbroken and in tears at this moment.....

Terrible news.

RIP Justin.

You brought us all so much joy just a few weeks ago and we we will forever thankful for that.

Really saddened. No words. The poor family. What should have been a lovely summer for him and his family. Rest In Peace.

I’m in absolute shock. I never met him and had no interaction yet feel completely floored by this terribly sad news.

My thoughts are with his poor family. This is truly awful news

RIP Justin he will always be a legend to me and this club.

Desperately sad and upsetting news. Thoughts are with his family and friends.

Life simply isn't fair sometimes.

RIP Justin.

My mate just phoned me to tell me the sad news , I didn't know and now I'm in deep shock. Gutted doesn't come close to how I'm feeling at the moment . All I can say is my heart goes out to his family and friends . RIP Justin .

Crushing news.

Was so looking forward to seeing Justin at the helm for many years to come, nurturing our younger players and strengthening the team in all departments, fashioning it in his image. Now we will never know just how far he could have taken us.

I only hope that his true legacy will be that he has helped lay the foundations for greater success for Leyton Orient Football Club. And I do hope that his family are being well looked after at this time. Rest in peace, Justin.

That is the worst news we could have heard and I am absolutely gutted. He gave us one amazing season and for that we must always be grateful. Terrible for his family and close friends and my thoughts go out to them.

So sad ,I had the pleasure to meet him several times at Kingswood squash club in Basildon.
My step daughter had a huge crush on him whilst at school and was in the same class, she and my wife are so upset.
Our thoughts are with his family.

just walked in what a shock. my heart felt condolences to all his family and friends.

Devastated. It's time just to focus prayers and thoughts for his family. RIP Justin, you were probably the best O's manager in my time.

1 hour after hearing the news I’m still numb and in Total shock.
Like everyone else my thoughts go out to his family and I’d just like to thank him for everything he did for our wonderful club last season. I’m sorry i can’ write any more, I’m too upset RIP Justin, a true LOFC Legend.

This is so cruel. He did a fantastic job at Orient. Heart felt condolences to his family from the blue side of Bristol. RIP Justin.

Terrible news. Heart goes out to his family.

Terribly sad news.
My condolences to all his family and friends.
RIP Justin.

The bloke ran a marathon the other week. Feels particularly cruel that a man who lived his life right would go like this, at such a young age.

He brought the club back from the brink of the abyss. Hope we find an appropriate way to pay tribute to that, a truly remarkable figure in the history of a club who hasn't had many comparable in terms of impact.

Mistadobalina wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 9:07 pm The bloke ran a marathon the other week. Feels particularly cruel that a man who lived his life right would go like this, at such a young age.

He brought the club back from the brink of the abyss. Hope we find an appropriate way to pay tribute to that, a truly remarkable figure in the history of a club who hasn't had many comparable in terms of impact.

Gotta agree really. A fit and active man who was still young. Just reinforces that every day is precious and you just never know when it’s your turn. He deserved a chance to finish his work with us.

Really sad news. R.I.P Justin.