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O’S FINALLY SNAP UP DENNIS

LEAGUE TWO
LEYTON ORIENT new-boy Louis Dennis is a player with “that extra bit of ability” who can “make something happen”, according to interim manager Ross Embleton.
The 26-year-old former Dagenham & Redbridge and Bromley man, who can play as a winger and a forward, joined the O’s from Portsmouth this week for an undisclosed fee.
Embleton added: “It’s taken us a massive chunk of the summer to finally get here.
“We’re going to allow him to go out there and express himself like we do with all the players.”

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