Leyton Orient F.C.
| Pełna nazwa | Leyton Orient Football Club | ||
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| Przydomek | The Os | ||
| Data założenia | 1881 | ||
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| Stadion | The Matchroom Stadium | ||
| Prezes | Nigel Travis | ||
| Trener | Ross Embleton | ||
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Leyton Orient Football Club – angielski klub piłkarski, założony w 1881 roku w Londynie, występujący w League Two. Zespół jest znany również jako Orient lub The O's. Największym sukcesem klubu jest spędzenie jednego sezonu (1962/1963) w najwyższej ówcześnie klasie rozgrywkowej – First Division (obecnie Premier League).
Sukcesy
- Awans do I ligi angielskiej: 1962
Klubowe rekordy
- Najwyższe zwycięstwo: 8:0 przeciw Crystal Palace (Division 3 South), 1955
- Najwyższa porażka: 0:8 przeciw Aston Villa (4. runda FA Cup), 1929
- Najwyższa frekwencja: 34 345 widzów – przeciw West Ham United (4. runda FA Cup), 1964
- Najwięcej bramek w lidze: 35 – Tommy Johnston (Division 2), 1957/1958
- Najwyższa suma transferu (otrzymana): 1 milion funtów – Gabriel Zakuani Fulham, lipiec 2006
- Najwyższa suma transferu (wydana): 175 tys. funtów – Paul Beesley Wigan Athletic, 1989
Skład zespołu
Brisbane Road
Stan 16 stycznia 2015[1].
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Przypisy
- ↑ Player Profiles (ang.). Leyton Orient FC. [dostęp 2014-07-07].
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