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Webb spins cause for Spireites optimism

Assistant boss Danny Webb reckons this afternoon’s visit of his former club Leyton Orient is a “winnable game” for his all-conquering Chesterfield.

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CHESTERFIELD v LEYTON ORIENT

FORM: Chesterfield beat Portsmouth in the first round

Sunday December 3, ko 2pm
By Kurt Bigg
OPTIMISTIC assistant boss Danny Webb reckons this afternoon’s visit of his former club Leyton Orient is a “winnable game” for his all-conquering Chesterfield.
The National League leaders knocked out League One table toppers Portsmouth in round one and are in the midst of a 16-game unbeaten run at the SMH Group Stadium – including 15 wins.
Webb spent nine years with Orient, from 2011 to 2020, and was part of Justin Edinburgh’s backroom staff that helped the club back ...

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