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Richie’s super O’s storm to glory but it’s Dale dismay…

By John Lyons

Richie Wellens’ Leyton Orient have been a class apart and proved themselves more than worthy champions.
Going up alongside them are Steve Evans’ Stevenage, who dug in to clinch promotion and also shone in the FA Cup – just ask Aston Villa.
The fight for the remaining automatic place will be resolved tomorrow and the play-offs promise to be tasty.
At the other end, it was lights out for Rochdale and Hartlepool. Dale’s 102-year Football League tenure came to a sad end as they finished bottom, while Pools dropped back into the National League just two years after escaping its ...

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