By Marek Partridge

MR COOL: Lee Angol converts the penalty to equalise for the O’s, and, inset, Billy Clarke celebrates
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IAN Holloway was happy to take the draw at Leyton Orient that kept alive his unbeaten run since taking over at Grimsby on New Year’s Eve.
Substitute Billy Clarke put the visitors ahead in the second half with a sublime lob into the net but Orient levelled in added time when Lee Angol converted a penalty after Craig Clay had been brought down. “I thought it was a great game from start to finish,” Holloway ...