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Barry Hearn joked he won’t repeat his ‘stupid’ claims of getting Leyton Orient into the Premier League now he’s at Brentwood Town – but insists there’s no-one more determined than him to help the Step 3 Blues aim for the EFL.

Barry Hearn joked he won’t repeat his ‘stupid’ claims of getting Leyton Orient into the Premier League now he’s at Brentwood Town – but insists there’s no-one more determined than him to help the Step 3 Blues aim for the EFL.
By Matthew Nash

BLUES CRUISE: Brentwood Town have big ambitions under minority owner Barry Hearn, inset

The former O’s chairman took a 20 per cent minority stake in the Isthmian Premier Division high-flyers two years ago with his company Matchroom Sport adorning the Blues’ shirts.
Hearn, 77, admitted he will “give it his best shot” to help bring success to Brentwoo...

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