Independent Leyton Orient Forum

..Well, we're getting a very good 'Brisbane road' and 'Leyton Orient' plug on talk sport right now.

With hundreds of football fans from all over the country in the area, I cant understand why the club shop is closed, they would have made a small fortune selling souvenirs such as key rings and mugs

Would they?

Any good keepers on show?

Apparently the reasons the club shop didn’t open is because there simply wasn’t enough porcelain in the country to be able to make enough mugs for the expected demand, and also on police advice they didn’t sell key rings because the sheer number of near identical orient keys in the hands of private citizens would mean that swinging parties in Western Europe would be too confusing to administrate

Proposition Joe wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2024 2:19 pm Would they?

We're not all stingy buggers, some of us do buy something from the club shop when we visit an away ground

Give financial support to rival clubs - that’ll help!

Ski Sunday wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2024 2:16 pm With hundreds of football fans from all over the country in the area, I cant understand why the club shop is closed, they would have made a small fortune selling souvenirs such as key rings and mugs

Is that our height of ambition?

FrankOFile wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 8:43 am

Ski Sunday wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2024 2:16 pm With hundreds of football fans from all over the country in the area, I cant understand why the club shop is closed, they would have made a small fortune selling souvenirs such as key rings and mugs

Is that our height of ambition?

If we're as broke as I suspect we are then every penny counts.