Non-League Paper

Taste of the Orient is sweet – at last!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

FANS’ FAVOURITE: Martin Ling is back at Leyton Orient as director of football
PICTURE: Action Images

I REALLY must commend the work of Nigel Travis and Kent Teague, the new chairman and consortium backer who have saved Leyton Orient from the blight of our undistinguished regime.
The first week of their control has coaxed a fire back inside me after Becchetti and his Ghibellines reduced the club I support to ashes.
Day-by-day communication with fans and the immediate action of appointing Martin Ling and Matt Porter into senior roles has given the club a breadth of expertise to deliv...

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