EFL League One

A slow start to the season has mounted pressure on the Leyton Orient manager, but maybe the draw against Bradford and a humble post-match interview marked a turning point. Still, is it too early to sack him, or have we seen enough?

Leyton Orient's Fan Advisory Board (FAB) met officially for the first time on October 5th. FAB member Sam Hooper provides 'Ear subscribers with some insight and learning from the meeting.

Does this rollercoaster ever go up or is it one of those constant downhill ones? Because if it is, I want to get off! A chastening 3-1 defeat at home to a Robbie Savage led Posh side that were languishing in the relegation zone surely means things cannot get worse than this... can they?

The Os resume their travels on Saturday and make the journey to West Yorkshire to take on Bradford City for the second time this season. We take a look at all things Bradford ahead of the fixture, which Orient really need to win to maintain our mid-table position.

In our September Editorial we shared a chart which showed that Leyton Orient had made more signings across the last three transfer windows than any other club that had spent time in League One during that period. We shed a bit more light on the figures here.

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 into what we might expect from them on the pitch.

David Gandler was certainly busy on his most recent visit to London. But how much progress has he made with his plan, and what does this mean for Leyton Orient?

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 piece also reminds us of the things that, in an increasingly challenging world, we perhaps take for granted about our beloved club.