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A Happy New Year for Dan

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O’s striker puts injury pain behind him
By John Lyons

Fit-again Leyton Orient striker Dan Agyei is hoping his goalscoring start to the New Year is a mere sign of things to come.
The 26-year-old joined the newly-promoted O’s from Crewe in the summer and was looking forward to showing what he could do back in League One. However, a foot injury on the eve of the campaign left him a frustrated onlooker in the opening months of the campaign.
“I got injured the week before the season started – it was a mental challenge for me,” he told The FLP. “During that time period I had to support the tea...

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