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WHAT A BUNCH OF CLOWNS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 June 2017

By Joshua Peck

SAVE OUR CLUB: Os fans protest against club owner Francesco Becchetti at the end of last season
PICTURE: Action Images

LEYTON ORIENT supporters say saving their existing club is the number one aim.
The National League newcomers survived a winding-up petition at the High Court after controversial owner Francesco Becchetti paid creditors in time.
But it’s understood there are still more creditor debts outstanding and the club’s future hangs in the balance just weeks before the season.
NLP columnist Adam Virgo says he feels for the fans but admits he fears for the...

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