The League Paper

EDMONDS-GREEN BACK WITH A BANG TO FUEL ORIENT EXPRESS

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The Football League Paper Team
1 November 2026

By Robert Dunford

RICHIE Wellens praised the comeback of Rarmani Edmonds-Green as Leyton Orient overcame Cambridge with ease.
The 27-year old marked his first appearance this season with a goal and an assist after suffering an ACL last October.
His performance was rewarded with a man-of- the-match award, after Orient arrested a two-game losing run with further goals by Jaze Kabia and Aaron Connolly.
Wellens was especially keen to laud the patience of the defender, and admitted he might have sent his matchday hero out on loan. He said “It’s been a long, hard road back for h...

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