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DON’T LOSE YOUR HEADS

DON’T LOSE

Edinburgh calls for calm as Orient title hopes are ravaged by magic Magpies

By MATT BADCOCK

WELL DONE, PAL: Adrian Clifton is congratulated on his winner for the Magpies
PICTURES: TGSPHOTO

JUSTIN EDINBURGH called for calm heads after Maidenhead United whacked a big dent in Leyton Orient’s title chase.
Adrian Clifton steered the part-time Magpies to victory with a 53rd-minute winner as Orient’s recent run stretched to one win in five National League games.
The defeat also means the O’s drop to third having been knocked off the top of the table by Solihull Moors in ...

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