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1. facts.net › lifestyle › sportsLeyton Orient FC: 12 Football Club Facts - Facts.net

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   Sep 4, 2023 · Leyton Orient FC, also known as the O’s, is a historic football club based in East London. With a rich history dating back to 1881, the club has experienced ups and downs, but has always remained a prominent figure in English football.

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   Leyton Orient Football Club is a professional association football club based in Leyton, Waltham Forest, Greater London, England. The team compete in EFL League One, the third level of the English football league system.

3. www.leytonorient.com › club › historyLeyton Orient - Club History

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   Leyton Orient's history is a unique one, and a story that begs to be told time and time again. The Leyton Orient we know today grew from humble origins, beginning in Homerton in 1881 as Glyn Cricket Club. Evolving many times throughout 140 years, the Club has had to overcome great obstacles.

4. www.londonshoes.blog › 2020/02/14 › leyton-orient-fc*Leyton Orient FC - its history & historic landmarks - London ...

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   Feb 14, 2020 · The origins of “Leyton Orient Football Club” go right back to the 3rd March 1888, when the ‘Eagle Cricket Club’ (formerly known as the ‘Glyn Cricket Club’) held a meeting at no.36 Dunlace Road-then in Lower Clapton–London E5.

5. www.charliegilbert.co.uk › posts › leyton-fcLeyton FC: The story of an extinct club that strangely still ...

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   Jun 5, 2022 · Leyton FC’s bonkers story begins with the Reverend Morgan Lloyd who, in 1868, acquired a pitch behind The Lion & Key (not to be confused with the Hare & Hounds) – with the aim of establishing E10’s first football club. And not just E10’s, but east London’s. North London’s too, in fact.

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › sport › footballLeyton Orient: Club becomes first to unveil English memorial ...

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   Oct 25, 2021 · The Memorial is based on an original one paid for and unveiled by O's fans on French soil in the village of Flers, in the heart of the Somme battlefields in northern France, in...

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   Where is Leyton Orient football club based?

   • Leyton Orient Football Club is a professional association football club based in Leyton, Waltham Forest, Greater London, England. The team compete in EFL League One, the third level of the English football league system.

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   What is Leyton Orient's history?

   • Tales of triumph and despair, resilience and bravery. Leyton Orient's history is a unique one, and a story that begs to be told time and time again. The Leyton Orient we know today grew from humble origins, beginning in Homerton in 1881 as Glyn Cricket Club. Evolving many times throughout 140 years, the Club has had to overcome great obstacles.

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   Who started Leyton FC?

   • Leyton FC’s bonkers story begins with the Reverend Morgan Lloyd who, in 1868, acquired a pitch behind The Lion & Key (not to be confused with the Hare & Hounds) – with the aim of establishing E10’s first football club. And not just E10’s, but east London’s. North London’s too, in fact.

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   When did Clapton Orient become Leyton Orient?

   • In 1946, whilst still in the Football League Division 3-South, the football club changed its name from Clapton Orient to ‘Leyton Orient’ to denote the area of London in which the Club now played. At that time a new Club Badge was introduced which depicted 2 ‘Wyverns’ holding a football in their claws.

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   When did Leyton Orient become Orient FC?

   • 1964 saw Leyton Orient record is biggest attendance at its Brisbane Road ground, when 34,345 packed into the stadium for an FA Cup tie against local rivals West Ham Utd. In 1966 a decision was made to drop the ‘Leyton’ part from the club’s name, and they simply became ‘Orient FC’.

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   Are Leyton Orient still a team?

   • For 130 years – from their formation in 1881 to 2011 – Leyton Orient were not the only team in Leyton. Just a 20-minute walk from their Brisbane Road ground, up Oliver Road and Church Road, lay the 4,000-capacity home of their E10 neighbours: Leyton FC. Despite being abandoned well over a decade ago, it’s still there.

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8. www.wlv.ac.uk › research › research-centresLeyton Orient: Remembering The Footballers Who Took The Lead ...

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   It was an extremely proud day for the OSMF, when on 24th October, 2021, a second memorial was unveiled, this time at the National Memorial Arboretum – the very first memorial to commemorate a football club at this iconic location, and is based on the one that was unveiled in Flers, ten years beforehand.