Was Leyton Orient Ever Close to Winning the League, or Being In It Like Leicester?

I feel like in an uncomfortable sense, was Leyton Orient ever close to Winning the League, let alone being in it like Leicester? With East London being its own animal and misses historically on the TV Matches in Europe and America, I'd be curious if it was a rag-tag side on Iowa City's Broadway, the Southeast Side of Iowa City if I was itchy for a Hometown Equal near my home.

And, instead of big-money teams, they'd fill the house on Iowa City High Faculty or University of Iowa Hawkeye Postgrads or Alumni, if it where bigger monied soccer sides like Man U, Real Madrid or Man City and Leyton didn't have a hyperactive owner not know what he has besides beat the pension police.

And, those same rag-tag athletes worked hard and harder on winning, period, much less on their entrenched rivals or settling for a result to ruin their Summer. The reality crosscheck is we have a Soccer Community, Soccer Families and Soccer People, but Iowa City being London is an epic and comic stretch.

There is not an excuse for 135 Years just to be played out of budget and for the pub like Ireland. Reality says in lieu of shiny mansions and the once-upon-a-time rises, you have stadiums that look and feel the part of my school alma mater conference rivals and people work hard on the supporters side to open the gates for Championship Soccer.

And, the worst thing in the world is a shabby, disinterested, self-important owner who never earned those Frequent Flyer Miles to begin with and stayed runnin' like UNLV. Boycotts and Lawsuits stop the ball-bearings and I don't think a sane minded mortal wants to be in an emotional or literal Siberia Mid-Winter with no good human to save them if they needed them. And, we can't consolidate out like we where healthy, nor would we approve of trashpassers going International just to stay away to the extreme like they want to duck Homecoming.

Weaving in and out of the interrelationship of the neighborhoods of Iowa City and East London more than the actual Football Quality and Professionalisms, have Orient been given the right civic owner that didn't act shameless, not only they'd hold their own in the Premier League and England and Europe, they'd win like Man U and Sir Alex did.