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3️⃣ hours until kick-off in Yorkshire

Don't miss out on the action on Orient Live

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@orientoutlook.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 11:00 AM

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PREDICTION LEAGUE TIME!

⚽️ BRADFORD CITY AWAY⚽️

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@leytonorientear.com Oct 10, 2026, 10:23 AM

Your best match preview is right here!

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@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 8:55 AM

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Who's joining us in Bradford this afternoon? 👋

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@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 8:00 AM

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🌍 Where are you watching today's game? 🤔

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@lucycmunro.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 7:14 AM

In which the Orient’s second string lose 0-1 to Crystal Palace in the London Combination, and the Homerton faithful do not take it well, as reported by the London Daily Chronicle for 10 October 1921. #lofc #lofcpress

A clipping from the London Daily Chronicle, 10 October 1921, reading:

REFEREE ESCAPES THROUGH FENCE.

Fully 5,000 supporters of Clapton Orient showed their disapproval of the decisions of the referee in the London Combination match with Crystal Palace at Homerton on Saturday, and a cordon of police was called upon to prevent the crowd from attacking that official. Finally, the referee and linesmen “escaped” through a hole in the fence.

@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 7:00 AM

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IT'S MATCHDAY 🤩

We're back on our travels for the first time in a month 🚘

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@rainbos.bsky.social Oct 10, 2026, 6:34 AM

MATCHDAY! A trip to Yorkshire awaits as Orient take on Bradford City at Valley Parade. COME ON YOU O’S! #LOFC #OneOrient

@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 8:00 PM

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@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 7:00 PM

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Watch live overseas 📺
Listen live worldwide 🎙

Overseas O's can watch all the action on Orient Live tomorrow 💻

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@lucycmunro.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 5:54 PM

9 October 1927: the Orient have beaten Bristol City 4-2, and The Sunday Pictorial tries to capture something of the excitement at Homerton. #lofc #lofcpress

A black-and-white photo originally published in the Sunday Pictorial on 9 October 1927, showing a football match in progress. On the left-hand side are a group of three outfield players, two in the white shirts with dark chevrons of Clapton Orient, the other, playing for Bristol City, in a dark shirt with white shorts. On the left, closest to the camera, a Clapton Orient player is caught in the act of jumping for the ball, which is high above his head, half of it cropped by the top of the frame. His right left is stretched out, and his hair is flying up from his head. To the right, the Bristol City player looks as if he is trying to close in on the ball. Behind both of them is another Clapton Orient player watching them. To the right of the frame is the Clapton Orient goalkeeper in 1920s goalkeeping gar, that is, a flat chap and a high-necked sweater. His hands are stretched out. Behind all of them can be seen the referee and some other plays; behind that is a white fence and a packed terrace. The caption reads: “CLAPTON ORIENT goal the scene of some excitement during their match with Bristol City (dark shirts). Orient won.”

@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 4:10 PM

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Taking on the Bantams 🐓

Read all about our trip to Yorkshire in our Match Preview 📖

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@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 3:05 PM

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🗣️ "We want to get the fans behind us and show we can compete." 👊

Will Forrester previews the Bradford City game 👇

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@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 2:01 PM

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🗣️ "We've got to be better in certain moments." 👊

Hear from Richie Wellens ahead of tomorrow's clash against Bradford City 👇

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@lofc-reposts.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 12:55 PM

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Have your say 🫵

Orient supporters are now invited to take part in Level Playing Field's 2026 annual survey 📝

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@leytonorientear.com Oct 8, 2026, 10:28 PM

PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION

we’ve got loads of lovely images of lovely people having a lovely time at our 40th Anniversary bash before the Stevenage game. Here’s just a few.

Full photographic story coming up on our site soon…

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@lucycmunro.bsky.social Oct 8, 2026, 6:07 PM

Fixtures in Sporting Life, 8 October 1892, include Royal Arsenal v. Clapton at the Invicta Ground, Plumstead, City Ramblers Reserves v. Robin Hood, and an embryonic Orient v. Allhallows at Mill Field, Clapton. This is the earliest O's lineup that I've seen so far in press cuttings. #lofc #lofcpress

A clipping from Sporting Life, 8 October 1892, reading:

ROYAL ARSENAL V. CLAPTON
At Invicta Ground, Plumstead. Kick-off, 3.30 p.m. Referee, A. Roston Bourke, Esq. Arsenal players. — Bee (goal), Jeffrey, Earle, Howat, Buist, Dyer, Gemmell, Crawford, Davie, Elliott, Booth.

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READING V. STAFFORD REGIMENT. — At Cavensham, Reading: — J. Manners (goal), S. Justins, C White, F Deane (captain), W. Rushton, W. Knight, H. Read, J. Venard, J. George, T. Turnor, G. Collings. Linesman A. Webb.
ORIENT V. ALLHALLOWS. — At Mill Field, Clapton. Orient team: — S. Williams (goal), A. Haines, W. Boswood, W. Wiggins, T. Povey, G. Gill, W. Barrow, E. Field, Seabrook, E. Wiggins, and A. Miller.
CITY RAMBLERS (RESERVES) V. ROBIN HOOD. — At Silver-street. Trains, 2.21, 2.25, 2.55, Liverpool-street. Dress at Angel Hotel.
CITY RAMBLERS V. ILFORD. — Train, 2.12, Liverpool-street. Ramblers’ ream: — Jas W. Morton (goal), Chas M’Gahey, C.W. Glasier, W. Nordin, H. Butler, C. Brady, Buckley, Jas Meggs, W.H. Nolloth, F. Withington, and Payne or Corbidge. Linesman, Mr. C Meggs.