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TERRY: WE HAVE TO BE BETTER

HONEST: Paul Terry

LEYTON Orient have four league home defeats in five now, and assistant manager Paul Terry knew it was not good enough.
Two quickfire goals early in the second half did the damage as Orient’s fifth successive home game – in three competitions – ended in another loss.
The 47-year-old said: “We’re really disappointed the manner in which we’ve conceded two goals. They were really poor and I don’t think we’ve done enough in the final third.
“I thought we competed well, got a foothold in the game and then...

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