Kenny Jackett took criticism at Portsmouth for enforcing a direct style of football, so the one question for Leyton Orient to answer this season has been whether they can feed their attacking players the ball to feet. The answer? An emphatic yes, thanks to a combination of efficient pressing, long distance dribbling and crisp incisive passing, as we saw in last week's 4-0 thumping of Oldham. In fact, the O's have lost just one of their first seven league games, sitting pretty in fourth - much higher than they might have expected to be at this stage after a busy summer - and the Londoners look ready to do damage in their westerly voyage. Bristol Rovers are languishing in 22nd, just a point above the drop zone, after a 1-0 loss at Hartlepool last time out. 0:3