Leyton Orient captain Jobi McAnuff (left) and goalkeeper Dean Brill (right) laid shirts in the dugout at Brisbane Road on SundayLeyton Orient captain Jobi McAnuff says players and fans sharing their grief over the death of boss Justin Edinburgh can help them deal with their loss. Edinburgh died on Saturday aged 49, five days after a cardiac arrest. McAnuff, as well as some more of the club's players, joined fans at Orient's Brisbane Road ground to mourn Edinburgh on Sunday. "Obviously we wanted to pay our respects and we felt compelled to go down," McAnuff told BBC Radio 5 Live. "He would not accept less than people giving 100% and told us not to let opportunities go by.

Source: BBC June 10, 2019 22:18 UTC