Non-League Paper

O’S CAN GO ROAD NOW, ON THE RIGHT INSISTS LING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 June 2017

By John Lyons
NEW Leyton Orient director of football Martin Ling has reassured fans the club are in safe hands with their new owners – and can aim for League One in the long-term.
The disastrous three-year reign of Italian owner Francesco Becchetti, who oversaw two relegations, finally came to an end on Thursday when it was announced that the club had been purchased by Eagle Investments 2017 Limited.
The consortium is headed by Nigel Travis, 67, the chairman and CEO of Dunkin’ Brands Inc., the parent company of Dunkin’ Donuts, and a life-long fan of the O’s.
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