Forty Years of the Leyton Orientear

If you've not been before, then this is also a great opportunity to explore the Museum, which is set inside the old changing rooms under the East Stand, and still includes the showers, team bath, and even the sauna that the likes of Bobby Fisher and Laurie Cunningham used back in the old Division Two days.

The museum is next to the Trust's offices on Brisbane Road, and can be accessed via the red doors under the "Only One Orient" sign. It was formally opened on the occasion of Laurie's 70th birthday in March this year.

Our exhibition will feature back issues going all the way back to the 80s, loads of our favourite artwork, some match photography that hasn't been seen in public for decades, items from last year's Home Team exhibition, memorabilia from the Orientear's Football team, various bits of merchandise we've dished out through the years, and some of the original music given away to celebrate our 1989 and 2006 promotions!

Doors will be open from 12:30pm to 2:30pm, and entry is free - so please do drop by any time for a butcher's, we'd love to see you there!

Immense gratitude is due to Davis, who curates the space and has helped us so much with this exhibition. He's also running a programme of "Orient Memories" events, which includes:

For more on the long history of England's second oldest fanzine, including our 30th anniversary retrospective and a eulogy to our founder Dave Knight, you can also check out our old website.

Hope to see you next week. Up the Os!