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ORIENT STILL IN STATE OF LIMBO, SAY FANS

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By Joshua Peck

The winding-up petition against Leyton Orient was dismissed at a High Court hearing this week – but the Os aren’t out of danger.
Orient, who were relegated from League Two last month, owed money to four creditors on the petition with the debts paid on Monday.
It is believed other creditors are still owed money with Orient fans protesting outside the London court against owner Francesco Becchetti.
Frustrated
And just because the current debts have been paid, Tom Davies of the Leyton Orient Fans Trust (LOFT) has warned the club is still in the balance.
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