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O’S STEP UP BID TO FIND NEW HOME

LEYTON Orient owner David Gandler believes the club have taken a ‘meaningful step forward’ in their ambition to have a new home in time for their 150th anniversary in 2031.
By John Lyons

MOVING ON: Leyton Orient are planning to leave Brisbane Road
PICTURE: Alamy

Brisbane Road has been the home of the O’s for 90 years, but the League One club believe they need to relocate within the London Borough of Waltham Forest if they are to achieve their future ambitions.
Orient have now signed a Development Performance Agreement (DPA) with the council, which aims to bui...

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