The Os return to action on Saturday with the visit of early season high-flyers Plymouth Argyle. We give our visitors the once-over, with our chief analyst Sam Griffin also providing tactical insight i...

Os fan Tom Schmitter shares the things he loves about Orient and what it's like to follow the team from his home in Friedberg in Germany. All 'away' fans wherever they are located will relate. His pi...

The Os are hopefully using the postponement of the Mansfield match to rest and reset, after an uneven, injury-ridden start to the season. There is much to fix to shift the supporter mood from disgrunt...

This weeks blog starts with some pissed up mates in the pub making a list of all the things they’re fed up about. This sounds like a great idea for a sitcom, the start of Men Behaving Badly perhaps…

'Ear subscriber Mark Rollinson re-lives the full horror of 16th-23rd October 1982 as he (successfully) attempts to put our recent run of defeats into perspective.

Leyton Orient finally secured their first home league win of the season as Alex Gilbert’s fine second-half strike sealed a 1-0 victory over Stevenage. It was far from pretty, but the O’s defended supe...

With the Os having not won a game at home so far this season, Stevenage being our next visitors may feel less than ideal for breaking our duck. We try to look on the bright side and assess our chances...

Paternity, captaincy, identity ... and why Richie is the most passionate Manager he's known. Orient's new captain tells us about the training ground, the charm of old stadiums, and why footballers are...

On 13th September 1986, a group of Orient fans launched their home-made, heartfelt, humble fanzine. Four decades on, a new exhibition in the Club museum looks back over its legacy.

Leyton Orient’s wait for a first home league victory of the season continues after a frustrating 2-3 defeat to Wycombe Wanderers at Brisbane Road. The O’s twice responded after falling behind, but def...

Orient have a long, feeble record in the League Cup - but there is an opportunity to make history this week

The Os battle for a point in an absorbing and entertaining encounter at Kenilworth Road against a team that will surely be in the promotion mix come the end of the season.

A preview of our fixture at Luton Town, where the Os will hope to replicate the form and intent they showed against Bromley at the home of the League One promotion favourites.

With the transfer business all done and dusted for now, The Editor finally drags his corpulent form out of his lair and deigns to share his half-formed opinions with the rest of us.

The Os hope Dane Scarlett, signed from Tottenham Hotspur, will boost the attack, while Oliver Dovin adds depth in goal as a loanee from Coventry City.

Orient's first away win by five since December 1954 erases many of the bad vibes from the loss to Barnsley, while the front office works the phones to bring in two more signings before the window clos...

The Os hope Dane Scarlett, signed from Tottenham Hotspur, will boost the attack, while Oliver Dovin adds depth in goal as a loanee from Coventry City.

We run the rule over tonight's League One fixture against Bromley, with both sides looking to return to winning ways after weekend defeats, as the transfer deadline looms.

a new book out on September 10th, and yes - we're in it!

A young but confident Barnsley side proved too strong for Leyton Orient at Brisbane Road, running out deserved 1-3 winners. Goals from Kirk, McGeehan and the impressive Cleary put the visitors in cont...

We preview the visit of Barnsley, the second club in two weeks from South Yorkshire to drop in on the Os. Plus our Chief Analyst gives them the once over.

Orient's Fan Advisory Board (FAB) has met for the first time. We hear from one of those elected to take part.

We preview our Carabao Cup second round tie, acquainting you with all things Walsall.

A satisfying and hard-fought win for the O’s in a game that at times lacked quality but was nevertheless enjoyable.

We preview our first away fixture of the season with a run-down on the opposition both on and off the pitch. Plus a bonus postscript on away game allocations this season.

Orient began their EFL Trophy campaign with a dramatic penalty shootout victory over AFC Wimbledon. Jayden Stockley put the visitors ahead before Jaze Kabia grabbed his first O’s goal with an 88th-min...

James Morris' 12 minutes contribution was game-changing -- but not in the way we wanted.

A preview of our 26/27 season opener against Sheffield Wednesday, including what we can expect from the visit of a club only recently back from the brink.

12 players have joined this summer, in manager Richie Wellens' squad reset. We review the signings, including this week's additions of Oyekunle and Gilchrist.

Last week's kit launch event pointed to a new direction for a club that has struggled to be fashionable in recent decades.

The O's beat Oxford United 2-0, with inspired substitutions proving the difference as late goals prove decisive.

The Os have moved quickly to replace Dom Ballard with a forward who scored 24 goals in all competitions for the League Two Mariners last season.

The museum, located in the former home team dressing room, in the East Stand, showcases memorabilia, photographs, programmes, shirts and unique artefacts from across the decades