Leyton O match day

[cayambe]

Will we play like last Saturday or Tuesday's poor display. I guess with our best team out and Paul's anger about Barrow we may be able to get a positive result. Crowd 5,800

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

On Tuesday we lost the chance get through to the next stage of the EFL Trophy and go for more prize money.
On Tuesday night there was £30,000 to play for. This was £10,000 for the match win and £20,000 for qualifying for the next round. A win in 90 minutes would have got us through.

In order to take the frowns away we need nothing less than a win today. I do not care how boring it is. The result is all that matters. As long as the team is not thuggish, I do not care how a win is achieved.

[cayambe]

Holy
Armer
Moxon
Huntington
Gibson
Guy
Edmondsaon
Dennis
Whelan
Mellish
Back


Sho Silva on bench

[cayambe]

If we play like that for the rest of the season we will be in the play offs as long as we have 10 men and a competent referee. I didn't see the red card incident, nor did the ref. The man lost it!

[howoldboy]

If we play like that for the rest of the season we will be in the play offs as long as we have 10 men and a competent referee. I didn't see the red card incident, nor did the ref. The man lost it!

Even better chance if we have 11 men.

The referee was a disgrace. Spoiled the game.

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

I am p­issed off with "There is a better tomorrow" which never arrives.

When the accounts are filed in the last week of March they will show that the value of the club's liabilities considerably exceeds the value of its assets and this disparity is growing by the interest on the loan which is probably charged at 3% above Bank Of England base rate which is 2.25% so probably 5.25%.

On a year's normal trading without transfer payments into the club and without selling players the club can lose £0.5 million. It cannot predict the next year to be better.

Philip Day's Purepay wants the full value of the loan back now.

Come on Polyanna, tell me everything is going well.

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

On a year's normal trading without transfer payments into the club and without selling players the club can lose £0.5 million.

On a year's normal trading without substantial prize money into the club and without selling players the club can lose £0.5 million.