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A word from the Boss
ROSS EMBLETON FOREST GREEN ROVERS
“It was disappointing because of the manner we gave up the goals. When you go to Forest Green you know they’re going to dominate the ball. They have a distinct way of playing and we totally respect that. We felt we could hurt them, when we looked back we created six chances that we should have scored from.”
NEWPORT COUNTY AFC
“It’s a great test for us. I have been really impressed by the way that they play. Flynn has really helped them evolve. They’ve got some great players. Michael Flynn creates a great work environment.”
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JOBI McANUFF THE FA CUP
so they’ve shown us you can do it. From our point of view, it’s about going out and expressing ourselves, we gave a good account of ourselves against Forest Green – but we were disappointed to come away with a loss.
It provides us with a good chance to progress and have a decent little Cup run like we did in the Carabao Cup. We’re really looking forward to it.” `
Newport are a team we will face again in the league, so it is important we put in a good performance. We will see our levels and where we are at.”
We feel if we can keep those type of goals to a minimum, we feel we can get results against anyone. That’s what we will be looking to do against Newport.”
IMPROVING ON FOREST GREEN ROVERS DEFEAT
PLAYER & GOAL OF THE MONTH FOR OCTOBER
“The FA Cup is still a very special competition. I have good memories watching it growing up and some good moments playing in my career. It is a competition I look forward to and so does the club.
NEWPORT COUNTY AFC
“They’ve had a fantastic start. Big credit to Michael Flynn. For us, they are where we want to get to. They’ve had a big transformation
“The nature of the goals we conceded; two set pieces. Earlier in the season we spoke about the soft goals we were conceding, where
teams didn’t have to work hard to score. It was the same the other night, don’t get me wrong, they’re a decent team – but to come off the pitch having lost to those types of goals is disappointing.
“A really good month. It was great just being back on the pitch first and foremost. The free-kick and being voted player of the month is still a massive bonus and is something I really enjoy. There were some fantastic performances and goals last month, as with the month before, so I think a few lads were unfortunate to miss out. That shows the quality we have, when you could have realistically picked a handful of players. That shows our form. We hope that remains the same. It’ll take something to retain goal of the month – there’s been some crackers. I’d take a couple of scrappy goals too and let someone else take the spectacular, no problems at all!”
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LEYTON ORIENT JOHNSON 8’ McANUFF 41’ WILKINSON 44’ CLAY 57’ BOLTON WANDERERS
A ruthless Leyton Orient made short work of Ian Evatt’s Bolton Wanderers, humiliating them 4-0 at The Breyer Group Stadium. Danny Johnson tapped Orient ahead before three quality goals from Jobi McAnuff, Conor Wilkinson and Craig Clay.
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CLAY’S STRIKE WAS HIS FIRST EFL GOAL FOR OVER TEN YEARS, WHEN HE NETTED FOR CHESTERFIELD
O’S LINE-UP: Vigouroux, Akinola, Coulson, Happe, Widdowson, Cissé, McAnuff (Wright 68’), Clay, Wilkinson (Maguire-Drew 84’), Johnson, Brophy (Dennis 76’) BENCH: Sargeant, Dayton, Turley, Kyprianou REFEREE: Brett Huxtable
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REACTION ON THE DAY I THOUGHT WE SCORED AT REALLY GOOD TIMES IN THE FIRSTHALF, TO GIVE US THAT CUSHION.
ROSS EMBLETON, HEAD COACH
THAT SHOULD BE US; WE HAVE AN UNREAL TOGETHERNESS AND WE SHOULD GET POINTS WHEREVER WE GO.
CONOR WILKINSON, FORWARD
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Forest Green avenged Orient’s opening day victory against them, by inflicting the same score they had been on the receiving end of in September. Josh Wright cancelled out Odin Bailey’s opener before the break, but substitute Matty Stevens fired home a late winner.
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JOSH WRIGHT SCORED HIS FIRST GOAL OF THE SEASON, AFTER BEING FOUND BY JAMES BROPHY
O’S LINE-UP: Vigouroux, Akinola, Turley, Happe, Widdowson, Cissè (C), Clay, Wright (McAnuff 83’), Wilkinson (Dennis 83’), Johnson (Sotiriou 71’), Brophy BENCH: Sargeant, Coulson, Maguire-Drew, Dayton REFEREE: Andy Woolmer
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“It’s going to be a tough game but it’s Cup football, so you never know what to expect. They’re flying high, I think we can do really well and progress to the next round.”
THE LEAGUE
“The Covid setback of course put us back a bit. The boys have done brilliantly to come back and get three wins, three clean sheets in four games. We’re in a good place. We gave a good account of ourself against Forest Green. They’ll be up there. We’re in a good place and we’re enjoying all the games.”
RECENT PERSONAL FORM – EFL TEAM OF THE WEEK
“It’s always good to get recognition for your performances but at the end of the day, my job is to help Leyton Orient be as good as Leyton Orient can be. I never really like to celebrate individual achievements. Football is a team game. To get a clean sheet I have to rely on my defenders to put in a big shift.”
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GET TO KNOW LAWRENCE VIGOUROUX Who do you support? Chelsea Favourite Chelsea player? Eden Hazard What do you think of Chelsea’s chances this year? I think there will be silverware this year. They have a shot of winning the league. Which goalkeeper do you model your game on? Ederson. He’s so good with the ball at his feet. His distribution is superb. I take parts of his game and try and put it into mine. If you could play in any team in history, past or present, who would you play for? Barcelona 10/11. For me, they are the best team ever. The best player you’ve faced? In training, Arturo Vidal and in a game, Juan Fernando Quintero. He’s a baller. I played him at u20’s. If you weren’t a footballer what career path would you pursue? I’d most likely work with my Dad, fitting kitchens. In your free time, what do you like to get up to? I’m a father of two. I love spending time with my children, going to the park and playing games with them. Now we’re in our second lock down, do you have any TV shows you’d recommend people watch? The Mrs and I have been watching Money Heist and Queen of the South. I’d recommended them. Finally, three songs to add to our Spotify playlist? Lockdown - Koffee Snitching – Pop Smoke ft. Quavo & Future NASTY GIRL / ON CAMERA – Gunna
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FA CUP
MEMORIES 2-0 DOWN, 3-2 UP – ORIENT BEAT CHELSEA IN THE CUP!
Leyton Orient 3-2 Chelsea - February 26, 1972 The O’s welcomed two-time FA Cup winners, Chelsea, to Brisbane Road in 1972.The Blues boasted players such as Peter Osgood, David Webb and Ron Harris. The former, Osgood, scored to make it 2-0 to the Blues and to dent any dreams of a cup upset. But the O’s fought back, Phil Hoadley lashing home from 25-yards to make it 2-1 just before half-time. Mickey Bullock equalised to spark a mini pitch-invasion. Barrie Fairbrother was in the right place at the right time, late on to spark a famous victory for the O’s.
MARCHING TO THE SEMI-FINALS AFTER BETTERING MIDDLESBROUGH
Leyton Orient 2-1 Middlesbrough - March 14, 1978 The Quarter-Final of the 1978/79 FA Cup campaign saw the O’s face high-flying Division One Middlesbrough for a place in the Semi-Final. Once again, a solid defensive performance secured a home replay, in front of a bumper crowd, the O’s got off to a flyer, scoring two goals in the opening 12 minutes Peter Kitchen and Joe Mayo getting the goals. The O’s went robust in defence and while David Armstrong pulled a goal back, they held on for the remaining minutes of the game to secure a semi-final clash against London rivals, Arsenal.
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GARNER PENALTY SAVE DENIES THE COTTAGERS
Fulham 1-2 Leyton Orient – January 8th, 2006
The O’s, then in League Two, travelled to Craven Cottage to take on Premier League Fulham in 2006. The O’s took the lead through Craig Easton in the 17th minute, his deflected shot looping into the top corner. Joe Keith scored a second just before half-time, his shot bobbling over the Fulham ‘keeper and into the net. Collins John pulled a goal back just five minutes into the second half, and when Luis Boa-Morte won a penalty it looked like they’d completed a comeback. However, Glyn Garner dived to his left and pushed the penalty away to secure a memorable victory.
AND IT’S TEHOUE… IT’S A GOAL!
Orient 1-1 Arsenal – February 20th, 2011 One of the great games at Brisbane Road in recent history. Russell Slade’s Leyton Orient forced a trip to The Emirates thanks to Jonathan Tehoue’s late strike. The Premier League giants had controlled the tie and took the lead through Tomáš Rosický, but the E10 crowd were sparked into ecstasy when Tehoue beat Almunia after dancing through two Arsenal defenders.
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NEWPORT COUNTY AFC Nickname: The Exiles | Ground: Rodney Parade | Sky Bet League Two
MANAGER: MICHAEL FLYNN 40-year-old Flynn has been in charge of the club since March 2017, when he was appointed caretaker manager. The former Exiles player was appointed permanent Boss that summer after keeping the Welsh side in the Football League on the final day of the season. Now into his 5th season with Newport; Flynn’s team have enjoyed a remarkable start to the campaign and currently top League Two.
LAST TIME OUT
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RESULTS
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THE KEY MEN JOSS LABADIE
AGE: 30 POSITION: MIDFIELDER FORMER CLUBS: WEST BROM, TRANMERE ROVERS, DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
SCOTT TWINE
AGE: 21 POSITION: FORWARD FORMER CLUBS: SWINDON TOWN (PARENT CLUB), CHIPPENHAM TOWN (LOAN)
TRISTAN ABRAHAMS
AGE: 21 POSITION: FORWARD FORMER CLUBS: LEYTON ORIENT, NORWICH CITY, EXETER CITY
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A late flurry from Leyton Orient was enough to take all three points at the Breyer Group Stadium, despite Jamille Matt’s late consolation. Marvin Ekpiteta’s header was deflected off a Newport man putting the O’s ahead after 81 minutes and Ruel Sotiriou put the game to bed eight minutes later, doubling the home advantage.
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O’S LINE-UP: Sargeant, Marsh, Ekpiteta, Happe, Brophy, Clay, Cissé (Kyprianou 90’), Wright, Maguire-Drew (Angol 77’), Sotiriou (Harrold 90’), Wilkinson
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THE O’S COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS SCHEME LAUNCHED
LEYTON ORIENT ARE DELIGHTED TO UNVEIL A NEW CLUB AMBASSADOR PROGRAMME, WHICH WILL HAVE KEY FIGURES NAMED OUR COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS. The O’s are delighted to say that club legends Alan Comfort, Peter Kitchen and Errol McKellar are the first to be revealed as our Community Champions. “We are delighted to be working alongside these club legends and the Community Trust to expand our community programmes,” said Danny Macklin, Chief Executive of Leyton Orient. The roles of Community Champions will be varied, seeing them accompany players for school visits, care home/ hospital visits, community event appearances, and much more on the agenda. THE CHAMPIONS Alan Comfort made 150 appearances for Orient, scoring 46 goals and playing a key part of the promotion to the Third Division in the 88/89 season. Alan became a Church of England Priest in the mid-90’s, and has served Leyton Orient as the Club Chaplain. Also written into Orient folklore is Peter Kitchen. Peter’s contribution to the club’s FA Cup semi-final run, including the famous win at Chelsea was an astounding one. He scored
21 goals in the 1977/78 season, and a total of 49 in his 114 appearances.
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Errol McKellar MBE has long been commended for his important work for Prostate Cancer UK, and in October of 2020 was awarded an MBE for his work.
Referee: James Adcock Assistant Referees: Paul Yates & Damith Bandara Fourth Official: Ben Atkinson
In 2014 he was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Club for his services to the Academy, which he has served in a variety of roles for over 20 years as well as working on many charity and community events for his Errol McKellar Foundation.
Adcock has officiated nine games so far this season, including five League Two fixtures and Newport County AFC’s 0-1 defeat to Cheltenham Town.
To find out more about the Leyton Orient Trust, click here, or read more on the Orient club website here.
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The referee last oversaw an O’s game in 2014, when Orient played and lost to Sheffield United in the EFL Cup.
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CHARLTON ATHLETIC Nickname: The Addicks | Ground: Valley Parade | Sky Bet League One
LAST TIME OUT
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Tuesday 3rd November Starting XI: Amos, Gunter, Inniss, Pratley, Purrington, Morgan, Watson, Shinnie, Maatsen, Washington, Bogle
RESULTS
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THE PAPA JOHN’S TROPHY SO FAR...
THE O’S HAVE ENJOYED A PERFECT START TO THE PAPA JOHN’S TROPHY, BEATING BOTH BRIGHTON U21S AND AFC WIMBLEDON AT THE BREYER GROUP STADIUM… SOUTHERN GROUP G 1 Leyton Orient 2 AFC Wimbledon 3 Charlton Athletic 4 Brighton & HA U21s
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W D L F 2 0 0 5 2 0 1 4 0 1 1 2 0 1 2 3 Orient will likely keep top spot,
A GD PTS 2 3 6 3 1 6 3 -1 2 6 -3 1 regardless of result…
LEYTON ORIENT v BRIGHTON U21S STARTING XI: Sargeant, Thomas, Turley, Widdowson, Ogie, Ling, Wright, Dayton, Sotiriou, Maguire-Drew, Johnson
LEYTON ORIENT v AFC WIMBLEDON STARTING XI: Sargeant, Judd, Coulson, Happe, Widdowson, Clay, Wright, Dayton, Maguire-Drew, Angol, Brophy
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ACADEMY
THE ORIENT UNDER-18S SUFFERED A BLOW IN THEIR MOST RECENT EFL YOUTH ALLIANCE TIE, AS THEY LOST 5-2 TO STEVENAGE ON A WET AND WINDY MORNING AT THE WHITBREAD PLAYING FIELDS. The O’s unfortunately fell to defeat at the hands of Stevenage in their most recent league fixture. Despite the Orient youngsters being down 3-1 at the interval, Alex Lawless and Brian Saah’s side managed to pull one back just past the hour mark which brought some hope to the side. Nevertheless, in the later stages of the second half, the young Boro continued in a similar attacking vein to that of their first-half performance. With one eye on the FA Youth Cup, which was due to be played on the 2nd November, Saah admitted that he made a number of changes ahead of the league tie.
the O’s conceded again as a teasing ball into the box was turned in by an Orient defender.
“We had quite a younger squad,” Saah told @LOFCAcademy. “We had a few under-16s starting but overall this wasn’t the result that we wanted.” It only took nine minutes for the tie to spring into life, as Stevenage drew first blood. An accurate cross-field pass fell to the unmarked Stevenage winger Yasin Arai, who took a touch closer to goal before dispatching his effort past the Orient goalkeeper. It wasn’t long before Stevenage doubled their lead, as Boro’s number 7 Jake Bunyan converted from distance and past Orient’s man between the sticks. Finlay Lovatt, who recently returned from his ankle injury, managed to pull one back for the O’s in the 24th minute. The 18-year-old rounded the goalkeeper and converted Orient’s first to provide the O’s with a fighting chance. Prior to the half-time whistle, Stevenage found their third. After multiple waves of Boro attacks,
Coming out for the second half, and with a point to prove, the O’s started brightly and even found their second of the morning just past the hour mark. Following a corner, the ball bobbles amongst a crowd of players, with it later being instinctively stabbed home by SahidNallo. However, this glimmer of hope lasted just ten minutes, as Stevenage found their fourth. An attacker from the away side made a driving run down the left-hand flank and later laid the ball to a striker that was just shy of the penalty area, who converted into the roof of the net. Stevenage completed their ruthless rout, with an impeccable finish in the 89th minute. Following an impressive solo run by Archie Tamplin, the young winger converted via the underside of the crossbar and guaranteed a 5-2 victory for Stevenage. Despite the side being filled with predominantly first-year scholars, the Orient under-18s will look to dust themselves ahead of their next EFL tie against Cambridge United.
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LOFC WOMEN LOCKDOWN SUSPENDS SEASON FOR LOWFC
In line with the government’s imposed national lockdown, The FA has announced that all “nonelite” football activity is to be suspended until December 2. In the women’s game, this means that the Women’s Super League and the Championship will continue but not the next level down, the FA Women’s National League. Unfortunately, with the WNL defined as “non-elite”, this has put Orient WFC’s season on hold for the time being. Speaking about the announcement, O’s boss Chris Brayford emphasised that the health and wellbeing of everybody involved in the game must come first. “We are obviously disappointed about the shutdown but we support the measures in the collective best interest. Clearly the key priority is that the restrictions have the desired effect and the rate of infection goes down.” Brayford also highlighted some of the work he and the team will be doing over the coming weeks while matches and training are off-limits.
“We will be trying to keep up a regular schedule in lockdown and focus on what we can do e.g. video match analysis for example. Tag, David and Petya, who have done a great job on the team’s strength and conditioning, will be running sessions for the players online plus we will have a home fitness programme for them also. Despite the enforced break, the Orient manager has no doubt that the team spirit fostered within the group will remain high throughout the next month. “In the last lockdown, the players showed how creative they are with some great ideas for the weekly zoom calls: in addition to the quizzes and suchlike, there were things like having to recreate and photograph a scene from a film and identify it, as well as a version of Through the Keyhole where they were guessing who lives where. So we’ll still be doing stuff even if we can’t get out on the pitch to train or play for these next few weeks!” Make sure to follow @OrientWFC for all the latest updates surrounding the club, including some exciting announcements. Orient’s next fixture is expected to be the re-arranged Vitality FA Cup tie versus Eastbourne Town on Sunday, December 6.
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MATCH OFFICIALS LEYTON ORIENT HEAD COACH Ross Embleton 01 Sam SARGEANT 02 Sam LING
REFEREE: James Adcock ASSISTANTS: Paul Yates Damith Bandara FOURTH OFFICIAL: Ben Atkinson
NEWPORT COUNTY AFC MANAGER Michael Flynn 01 Tom KING 02 Ash BAKER
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03 Ryan HAYNES
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04 Joss LABADIE
05 Dan HAPPE 06 Josh COULSON 07 Jobi McANUFF (C) 08 Craig CLAY
UPCOMING FIXTURES
05 Kyle HOWKINS 06 Brandon COOPER 07 Robbie WILLMOTT 08 Matt DOLAN
09 Conor WILKINSON
09 Pádraig AMOND
10 Jordan MAGUIRE-DREW
10 Josh SHEEHAN
11 James DAYTON 12 Jordan THOMAS 14 Myles JUDD 16 James BROPHY 17 Louis DENNIS
11 Tristan ABRAHAMS CHARLTON ATHLETIC (A) Papa John’s Trophy Tuesday 10th November Kick-off: 7.00pm
14 Jamie DEVITT 15 David LONGE-KING 16 Bradley WEBB 17 Scot BENNETT
18 Olatunji AKINOLA
18 Jamie PROCTOR
19 Lee ANGOL
19 Scott TWINE
20 Ruel SOTIRIOU 21 Brendon SHABANI 22 Lawrence VIGOUROUX 23 Jamie TURLEY
COLCHESTER UNITED (A) Sky Bet League Two Saturday 14th November Kick-off: 3.00pm
20 Saikou JANNEH 21 Lewis COLLINS 22 Kevin ELLISON 24 Aaron LEWIS
24 Jayden SWEENEY
28 Mickey DEMETRIOU
25 Shad OGIE
29 Ryan TAYLOR
26 Hector KYPRIANOU
30 Nick TOWNSEND
27 Brian IFEANYI 39 Danny JOHNSON 44 Josh WRIGHT
HARROGATE TOWN (H) Sky Bet League Two Saturday 21st November Kick-off: 3.00pm
32 Liam SHEPHARD 33 Joe WOODIWISS 36 Lewys TWAMLEY 38 Callum BRAIN 40 Harrison BRIGHT