Squad players didn't do enough - O's assistant Terry

Leyton Orient's squad players did not do enough in the EFL Trophy defeat to Arsenal's Under-21s to warrant selection in League One games, assistant boss Paul Terry said. The O's made seven changes, and took the lead against the Gunners' youngsters, but were beaten 2-1. "We had a lot of players trying to get into the team for league games," Terry told BBC Radio London . "They got an opportunity and they didn't do enough to [say], 'Give me the shirt Saturday'. None of them did enough. "We created enough chances, but we aren't ruthless enough in boxes - and if you're not ruthless enough, you're not going to win football matches. "We're in a sticky place at the minute. When we go 1-0 up, don't settle, don't change - keep doing what we're doing. "It took us 25 minutes to do something that we worked on and when we did it, we scored. Then we attempt to hold on, and we sit off a little bit. "Keep going, it doesn't matter. If you go 1-0 down, it doesn't matter. Keep doing the right things and you will get the rewards." All the latest Leyton Orient news