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League One side Leyton Orient was the recipient of some good and unexpected news in early February when the club found out one of its lifelong supporters has left them £150,000 in his will.

It seems John Burman left the much-needed money to the team as they fight to earn promotion to the Championship this season. Orient currently sit in third place in the table with 60 points and they are just three behind division leaders Brentford.

Mr. Burman hailed from Stoke Newington and unfortunately passed away at the age of 55 last May after battling cancer. He was fanatical about Orient and had been following them all over the country for more than 30 years. He was known as Chingford John to his friends and was a member of the team’s supporter’s club and watched them at home from his season seat in the stadium’s Tommy Johnston Stand.

Orient are very appreciative of his support from the afterlife. To show their gratitude, the club is going to dedicate their upcoming league game to his memory on February 8, when they take on seventh-place Peterborough United.

Barry Hearn, Orient’s chairman, wrote on the club’s official website, “This is a wonderful gesture from John, who was by all accounts a remarkable man. He was a true Orient supporter and we will be celebrating his life on Saturday, whilst the significant money he has left will ensure that his legacy lives on and the club he so passionately supported can live on and continue to grow.”