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Ward fears Orient "backlash"

10:22am Saturday 23rd August 2008

CARLISLE boss John Ward is wary of a “backlash” against Orient today after the Cumbrians run riot at Brisbane Road last season.

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Orient boss makes a new signing

8:00pm Friday 22nd August 2008

ORIENT boss Martin Ling moved to fill the void left by Tamika Mkandawire's latest injury by signing young Wigan defender Luke Ashworth on a month-long loan deal.

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Carlisle boss likely to stick with a winning team for Orient trip

11:28am Friday 22nd August 2008

CARLISLE manager John Ward looks set to stick with a winning team for the visit to Orient's Brisbane Road tomorrow.

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Carlisle's Raven would like another memorable day at the Orient

11:36am Friday 22nd August 2008

CARLISLE defender David Raven would love a repeat performance of the emphatic 3-0 win John Ward's men secured at Brisbane Road last season.

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MATCH PREVIEW: Orient v Carlisle

8:34am Friday 22nd August 2008

Coca Cola League One, Saturday, August 23, 3pm

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Fresh injury blow for Orient defender Mkandawire

5:45pm Thursday 21st August 2008

ORIENT boss Martin Ling has revealed his disappointment that key-defender Tamika Mkandawire faces another spell on the sidelines.

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O’s ace Adam aims to find his top form

Adam Chambers beats Peterborough’s Craig

8:13am Thursday 21st August 2008

ORIENT midfielder Adam Chambers has vowed to find his top form from last season to help the O’s bounce back from two heavy defeats on the road.

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Orient boss confirms he was watching Luton forward Morgan

6:04pm Thursday 21st August 2008

ORIENT manager Martin Ling has confirmed transfer rumours that he was watching Luton's Dean Morgan, but is unlikely to pursue his interest any further in the former Reading forward.

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Carlisle midfielder keen to face Orient

2:31pm Thursday 21st August 2008

CARLISLE midfielder Grant Smith is aiming to force his way back into the Cumbrians team to face Leyton Orient on Saturday, writes Craig Rodhouse.

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Orient legends to sign before Saturday's game

11:55am Thursday 21st August 2008

A NUMBER of Orient legends will be on hand to help celebrate the much-awaited book release of Leyton Orient Greats, by Matt Simpson on Saturday.

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Miliband issues advice to Russia

David Miliband is concerned about the Russian presence in Georgia

Updated 9:27am Thursday 28th August 2008

Britain does not want to launch an "all-out war" with Russia following the country's decision to recognise two breakaway regions, David Miliband said.


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The screening of the handover is abandoned because of yet another murder! That will certainly echo all around the World and tell people - don't come to Waltham Forest you will not be safe - even in the Town Square where the incident took place (police cordoned area).  − Redfox

Murder of 18-year-old CJ Hendricks »

I cannot believe somebody would suggest that the council should have just cleared the crime scene and continued with Olympic hand over. Im sure that he/she wouldn't want that to have been the caes if it was one of their family members who had been MURDERED. People need to see and recognise how we REALLY live in london! Its not about sporting events its about the pure evil that lives on our streets and in our neighbourhood.  − rebecca-leyton

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