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WELL, maybe Non-League football isn’t so bad after all.
My team Leyton Orient have been able to detoxify, rebuild and regroup in a league we had never played in in our 130-year history.
Away from the EFL we now hear no evil and see no evil malpractice that left the fans as the sole defenders of the club. Out of our relegation and our time in the High Court has come a change of ownership that promises to restore the club to its former glory. What would I define as glory for Leyton Orient? The simple matter of selling over 3,800 season tickets for the coming season for a start.
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