Non-League Paper

BIGGEST CALL IN THE O’S HISTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

Adam VIRGO
BT SPORT PUNDIT GIVES HIS EXPERT OPINION

ALL SMILES IN AUGUST: Orient were flying high in the National League back in August but are now looking for a new boss after Steve Davis, top left, was sacked. John Askey, middle, and Kevin Nicholson, could be options to replace him PICTURE: Andy Nunn

IN a year clouded by uncertainty at Leyton Orient, there is one thing you can pretty much guarantee – this next managerial appointment will undoubtedly be the biggest in the club’s long history.
Whoever takes over at the Matchroom Stadium has a massive job on their ...

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