For context, I have watched *some* football in my life. Nothing crazy, only the important matches (like the WC finale 2022.2026 and the champions league with arsenal and PSG)

I decided that I wanted to start watching some more of the sport, as it was pretty exciting to watch (when it wasn’t boring passing at the back haha). I went though every league in England and saw the logo for Leyton Orient, and was like “yea, that fucking rocks”

Am i making a mistake? Is it better for a newcomer to support a bigger club to get more into the sport l?

EDIT: i guess this is important but I’m canadian. So no in person viewings

Hello guys, I will be in London that weekend and I want to attend the game against Wycombe. I see on the website that tickets are only available for members. Will there be a general ticket sale? Also the website says the game starts at 15:00 but on the efl site it’s 12:30, any info on that as well will be useful.

Hello all,

Hope the mods are ok with this plug! After 40 years as a print fanzine, the Orientear is making the leap online, with a new subscription website launching July 30th.

If you liked what we’ve been doing over recent seasons, then be assured that the new site is being run by the same team, which includes professional journalists and people who have decades of following Leyton Orient through thick, thin, and thinner.

We plan to offer the same independent coverage of all things Orient on and off the pitch -- only timelier, as we'll be able to publish online as we go, and in fact, we plan to expand our content to include match reports and other new features to be announced.

You can read more about why we are making our move and what we hope to achieve here--
https://theleytonorientear.substack.com/p/a-new-orientera-begins

Thanks, and up the O's!

Hi

I will be in London end October, do you know by any chance when tickets for the 31 October game will be on sale?