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Squad players didn't do enough - O's assistant Terry

Leyton Orient's squad players did not do enough in the EFL Trophy loss to Arsenal's Under-21s, assistant boss Paul Terry says.

Squad players didn't do enough - O's assistant Terry

Leyton Orient's assistant manager, Paul Terry, has criticized the squad players' performance in the EFL Trophy match against Arsenal's Under-21s, stating that they did not do enough to earn a spot in the League One games. Orient managed to take the lead with goals from the young players, but ultimately lost the match 2-1. Terry expressed that the squad players had the opportunity to secure a place in the first team but failed to impress.

He highlighted the team's inability to be ruthless in front of goal, emphasizing that such a trait is crucial for winning matches. Terry also stated that the team needs to maintain their focus and not settle for a one-goal lead, as the opposing team could quickly equalize. He reiterated that consistent performance, regardless of the score, is essential for securing positive results.

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