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Soccer - Football League Division Two - Orient Photocall. Jimmy Bloomfield, Orient manager Stock Photo

RMG9M05F–Soccer - Football League Division Two - Orient Photocall. Jimmy Bloomfield, Orient manager

Manager George Petchey with Laurie Cunningham outside Leyton Orient Football Club. 2nd February 1976 Stock Photo

RMER68WY–Manager George Petchey with Laurie Cunningham outside Leyton Orient Football Club. 2nd February 1976

Leyton Orient manager Johnny Carey (r) looks on as a member of the Brisbane Road ground staff try to break the ice covering the pitch with a rotavator in a vain bid to get the pitch playable for the Third Round match against Hull City. Stock Photo

RMGB641G–Leyton Orient manager Johnny Carey (r) looks on as a member of the Brisbane Road ground staff try to break the ice covering the pitch with a rotavator in a vain bid to get the pitch playable for the Third Round match against Hull City.

Leyton Orient 1-1 Southampton, league match, Tuesday 25th April 1978. Southampton's scorer Tony Funnell happily has a champagne shampoo from Manager Lawrie McMenemy after a 1-1 tie with Leyton Orient virtually assured Southampton's promotion to the First Stock Photo

RMEPFH61–Leyton Orient 1-1 Southampton, league match, Tuesday 25th April 1978. Southampton's scorer Tony Funnell happily has a champagne shampoo from Manager Lawrie McMenemy after a 1-1 tie with Leyton Orient virtually assured Southampton's promotion to the First

Leyton Orient manager Dave Sexton (l) poses with a member of his staff at Brisbane Road. Stock Photo

RMG5N3RA–Leyton Orient manager Dave Sexton (l) poses with a member of his staff at Brisbane Road.

Palestine disturbances 1936. Members of the Arab Higher Committee. Front row from left to right: Ragheb Bey Nashashibi, chairman of the Defence Party, Haj Amin eff. el-Hussein, Grand Mufti & president of the Committee, Ahmed Hilmi Pasha, Gen. Manager of the Jerusalem Arab Bank, Abdul Latif Bey Es-Salah, chairman of the Arab National Party, Mr. Alfred Roke, influential land-owner 1936 Stock Photo

RM2A5YND4–Palestine disturbances 1936. Members of the Arab Higher Committee. Front row from left to right: Ragheb Bey Nashashibi, chairman of the Defence Party, Haj Amin eff. el-Hussein, Grand Mufti & president of the Committee, Ahmed Hilmi Pasha, Gen. Manager of the Jerusalem Arab Bank, Abdul Latif Bey Es-Salah, chairman of the Arab National Party, Mr. Alfred Roke, influential land-owner 1936

Leyton Orient Manager Alec Stock (far right) and Captain Stan Aldous (second from right) welcome four new signings to the club. They are (l-r) Alex Forbes from Arsenal, Dave Sexton and Jimmy Andrews both from West Ham United and Stan Willemse from Chelsea. Stock Photo

RMG4F1CP–Leyton Orient Manager Alec Stock (far right) and Captain Stan Aldous (second from right) welcome four new signings to the club. They are (l-r) Alex Forbes from Arsenal, Dave Sexton and Jimmy Andrews both from West Ham United and Stan Willemse from Chelsea.

Birmingham City players celebrate in the bath team with manager Freddie Goodwin sitting drinking champagne after they clinched promotion to the First Division following their 1-0 victory over Leyton Orient. 2nd May 1972. Stock Photo

RMERN277–Birmingham City players celebrate in the bath team with manager Freddie Goodwin sitting drinking champagne after they clinched promotion to the First Division following their 1-0 victory over Leyton Orient. 2nd May 1972.

Islington-born Dave Sexton, resident of Hover, Sussex, and current manager of Chelsea FC. As a player with Leyton Orient, Crystal Palace, West Ham, Brighton and Luton Town, he was a self-confessed 'hard and useless' player. However, as a coach he has emerged as one of a new wave of bright, young thinkers in the game. Stock Photo

RMG5N3PN–Islington-born Dave Sexton, resident of Hover, Sussex, and current manager of Chelsea FC. As a player with Leyton Orient, Crystal Palace, West Ham, Brighton and Luton Town, he was a self-confessed 'hard and useless' player. However, as a coach he has emerged as one of a new wave of bright, young thinkers in the game.

England's former Engalnd captain and most capped international, Billy Wright, with members of England's youth team during a training spell at Queen's Park Rangers ground. Wright has been appointed manager-coach of the youth team, the under 18s, who are playing against Switzerland at Leyton Orient. 10th October 1960 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0GJJ–England's former Engalnd captain and most capped international, Billy Wright, with members of England's youth team during a training spell at Queen's Park Rangers ground. Wright has been appointed manager-coach of the youth team, the under 18s, who are playing against Switzerland at Leyton Orient. 10th October 1960

Some fans imagine that football club directors play all their soccer at the boardroom table. Well here to prove them wrong are members of the Orient Board defying the heatwave to do some fast dribbling under the eye of player-manager Jimmy Bloomfield at the club's training ground at Wanstead, London, today. Left to right: Reg Briggs; Jimmy Bloomfield; Harry Zussman; Frank Harris; Arthur Page (Chairman) and Neville Ovenden (Vice Chairman) Stock Photo

RMGCK60N–Some fans imagine that football club directors play all their soccer at the boardroom table. Well here to prove them wrong are members of the Orient Board defying the heatwave to do some fast dribbling under the eye of player-manager Jimmy Bloomfield at the club's training ground at Wanstead, London, today. Left to right: Reg Briggs; Jimmy Bloomfield; Harry Zussman; Frank Harris; Arthur Page (Chairman) and Neville Ovenden (Vice Chairman)

Arsenal's secretary-manager, Tom Whittaker, (left) with Alec Stock, who took up his duties as Arsenal's assistant manager. Stock resigned from his position from his post at Leyton Orient, after his success there. He is to concentrate on coaching, although he has stated that he is a manager and not a coach. 13th February 1956 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0GDF–Arsenal's secretary-manager, Tom Whittaker, (left) with Alec Stock, who took up his duties as Arsenal's assistant manager. Stock resigned from his position from his post at Leyton Orient, after his success there. He is to concentrate on coaching, although he has stated that he is a manager and not a coach. 13th February 1956

Members of Burnley FC, who are striving this season for the Football League and FA Cup 'double'. They are set to play Leyton Orient in a Fourth Round FA Cup replay tomorrow. (Back row, l-r) W. Marshall, Jim Furnell, Adam Blacklaw, Ian Lawson and Trevor Meredith. (Centre, l-r) Alex Elder, Brian Miller, Walter Joyce, John Angus, Tommy Cummings and Harry Potts (manager). (Front row, l-r) John Connolly, Jimmy McILory, Jimmy Adamson, Ray Pointer and Gordon Harris. Stock Photo

RMG7E3MM–Members of Burnley FC, who are striving this season for the Football League and FA Cup 'double'. They are set to play Leyton Orient in a Fourth Round FA Cup replay tomorrow. (Back row, l-r) W. Marshall, Jim Furnell, Adam Blacklaw, Ian Lawson and Trevor Meredith. (Centre, l-r) Alex Elder, Brian Miller, Walter Joyce, John Angus, Tommy Cummings and Harry Potts (manager). (Front row, l-r) John Connolly, Jimmy McILory, Jimmy Adamson, Ray Pointer and Gordon Harris.

Largest Post-War Liner Launched -- The 31,000-ton liner 'Orcades', built by Vickers-Armstrong for the Orient Line at their Barrow-in-Furness Yards, was launched yesterday by Lady Morshead, wife of the Sydney Manager of the Line. The 'Orcades' is the biggest merchant ship in the world to be launched since the war, and has been built for the Australian trade at a cost of £3,000,000. It will carry over 1,500 passengers and 608 crew. The picture shows tugs fussing round the ship to take her out to the fitting out yards after the launch. October 15, 1947. Stock Photo

RM2J72DA8–Largest Post-War Liner Launched -- The 31,000-ton liner 'Orcades', built by Vickers-Armstrong for the Orient Line at their Barrow-in-Furness Yards, was launched yesterday by Lady Morshead, wife of the Sydney Manager of the Line. The 'Orcades' is the biggest merchant ship in the world to be launched since the war, and has been built for the Australian trade at a cost of £3,000,000. It will carry over 1,500 passengers and 608 crew. The picture shows tugs fussing round the ship to take her out to the fitting out yards after the launch. October 15, 1947.

Leyton Orient FC, back row, left to right; Micky Bullock, Bobby Moss, John South, Terry Mancini, Mike O'Shaughnessy, Ray Goddard, Steve Bowtell, Paul Harris, Gordon Riddick, Bobby Arber, Ian Bowyer, and Malcolm Filby. Second row, left to right; Peter Allen, Barry Fairbrother, Barry Dyson, Martin Binks, John Sewell, Mark Lazarus, Len Tomkins, Micky Jones, Dennis Rofe, Terry Parmenter and Terry Brisley. Third row, left tor right; Peter Angell (trainer-coach), Len Cheesewright (youth manager), Reg Briggs (director), Frank Harris (director), George Petchey (manager), Arthur Page (chairman), Harry Stock Photo

RMGCWC1P–Leyton Orient FC, back row, left to right; Micky Bullock, Bobby Moss, John South, Terry Mancini, Mike O'Shaughnessy, Ray Goddard, Steve Bowtell, Paul Harris, Gordon Riddick, Bobby Arber, Ian Bowyer, and Malcolm Filby. Second row, left to right; Peter Allen, Barry Fairbrother, Barry Dyson, Martin Binks, John Sewell, Mark Lazarus, Len Tomkins, Micky Jones, Dennis Rofe, Terry Parmenter and Terry Brisley. Third row, left tor right; Peter Angell (trainer-coach), Len Cheesewright (youth manager), Reg Briggs (director), Frank Harris (director), George Petchey (manager), Arthur Page (chairman), Harry

Largest Post-War Liner Launched - The liner Orcades after being launched by Lady Mors-head, goes down the slipways into the water at Barrow-in-Furness today. The 31,000-ton liner Orcades, Built for the Orient line by Vickers-Arm-sarong Limited, and which is the biggest merchant ship to be launched in any country since the end of the war, successfully went down the slip-ways at Barrow-in-Furness, Lancs., today (Tuesday). The Launching ceremony was performed by Lady Morshead, wife of Lieut-Gen. Sir Leslie Morshead, manager of the Orient Line. The Orcades is intended for the Australian run, and Stock Photo

RM2HX5GX2–Largest Post-War Liner Launched - The liner Orcades after being launched by Lady Mors-head, goes down the slipways into the water at Barrow-in-Furness today. The 31,000-ton liner Orcades, Built for the Orient line by Vickers-Arm-sarong Limited, and which is the biggest merchant ship to be launched in any country since the end of the war, successfully went down the slip-ways at Barrow-in-Furness, Lancs., today (Tuesday). The Launching ceremony was performed by Lady Morshead, wife of Lieut-Gen. Sir Leslie Morshead, manager of the Orient Line. The Orcades is intended for the Australian run, and

Soccer - Football League Division Three (South) - Clapton Orient - London - 1929 Stock Photo

RMG9MP4M–Soccer - Football League Division Three (South) - Clapton Orient - London - 1929

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Former Manchester United manager Sir Matt Busby appeals to the rioting Manchester United fans for calm, fearing that the match would be abandoned Stock Photo

RMG9HT8H–Former Manchester United manager Sir Matt Busby appeals to the rioting Manchester United fans for calm, fearing that the match would be abandoned