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I have no idea what you're talking about. I was simply musing that the upwardly mobile trajectory of their near neighbours must make Orient's current plight even more painful for their fans.

Bottom of the entire Football League now too, and seven points adrift of safety with eight matches to play. Relegation is a matter of when, not if. Must be even worse sat there looking at West Ham's shiny new bargain stadium just up the road.

Of course, The Massive (again, they would argue that particular deal has been a relative success so far, but I imagine Mr Chansiri would soon get twitchy if things didn't continue to progress). Wolves are owned by Chinese investors, Reading by the Thais still (for now), Birmingham are still in...

Funny how all the money in English football has attracted so many overseas "investors" (I use that term loosely in some cases). It's clear that our country's teams are often viewed by outsiders looking in as an easy way to get rich, ignoring the fact that most clubs, certainly in the Football...

Wow. Trump-esque in its chicanery and level of delusion. I wouldn't wish relegation to non-league on any club, but there's probably a few I'd prefer to see go down before the Os. I kind of admire fans who support a team who live in the shadow of much larger clubs, and they're definitely one of...

Read this (excellent) article last week re the decline & fall of Leyton Orient. I must admit, until I read it, I'd no idea they'd fallen as low as they have: they're currently 91st in the Football League, three points adrift of Hartlepool, the side immediately above the drop. Didn't have much...