Leyton Orient coach bars team from playing FIFA 14 on match days
As far as excuses for a drop in performance go, this one should
be top of the list.  English football league club Leyton Orient
are flying high at the top of the third division in the country.
With eight wins from their first eight games, two draws from
their next two has left their manager angry, despite their
unexpected lofty league position.  After such a brilliant start,
you can surely forgive the players for slacking off a little?
Not Orient though. Their reaction to slump? They’ve banned
players from playing FIFA 14 on the Playstation 3 in the club’s
new team bus.  In a bid to improve his players’ concentration
levels, boss Russell Slade has moved quickly to ban the game
being played on match days, citing the following reason:
“several hours playing football on a video game is not conducive
to a good performance in the real thing.”  Orient’s
communications manager Johnny Davies told British newspaper The
Independent:  “The coach boasts