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Orient’s lair can help inspire us, says boss

By Hugo Varley

PAUL Fairclough is excited at the prospect of taking his England C team to Brisbane Road on Wednesday night for their international friendly with Estonia. Fairclough admits that his young squad, featuring a number of new faces, will have to be at their best in East London if they are to come out on top against a well-organised Estonian side.
“I am really excited for Wednesday because it is going to be a really challenging game and is a great opportunity to show just how strong the talent is in Non-League at the momen...

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