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SLAM DUNK!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 June 2017

New O’s owners will get it right, says Ling

By John Lyons
DUNKIN’ Donuts chief executive Nigel Travis has led a takeover at Leyton Orient – and new director of football Martin Ling reckons the fans are in for a tasty treat.
After Francesco Becchetti’s horrendous three-year reign finally came to an end, O’s fans’ trust in football supremos is thin, but Ling is confident the new owners are the real deal and can restore the club’s credibility.
The former O’s player and manager told The NLP: “When I met them it just felt right – tha...

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