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JUSTIN HAS LEFT A LASTING LEGACY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 August 2019

Matt BADCOCK

CHAMPION! Justin Edinburgh celebrates winning the National League title with Leyton Orient on the final day of last season
PICTURE: PA Images

IT WOULD have been an emotional afternoon at Leyton Orient for their League Two opener against Cheltenham Town as the club remembered the late Justin Edinburgh.
After the scenes of jubilation at the end of last season when the O’s got the point they needed against Braintree Town to win the National League title, no one could imagine the feeling that would greet their playing return to the Football League.
There is happiness th...

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