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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 August 2018

Edinburgh makes his point at Ammies

By Jon Couch
STORY OF THE DAY
JUSTIN EDINBURGH says his players must get used to the relentless pressure that goes with a promotion push as Leyton Orient kicked off their season with a creditable draw at early title favourites Salford City.
The O’s found themselves under the spotlight of the BT Sport cameras for yesterday’s lunchtime opener and spoilt Salford’s National League arrival party by forcing an 88th-minute own goal equaliser from Liam Hogan after Rory Gaffney had put the home side ahead.
Over 700 supporters made the trip up to ...

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