Would they be keeping the running track? Because if there's one thing I hate it's a stadium with a running track.

It might not be the biggest of stadiums but it is better at the moment than Hull KRs, Cas and Wakey and maybe possibly Bradford (due to seating, and a roof on each stand). It looks that down one side it has good hospitality areas. I know the opposite stand looks very dated though and is a downside to the stadium, but for me if my club could have a tidy ground like that and was a bit bigger more up to date I would be happy

I think the o's are dying to move out of that ground. And build flats on it. Already had some built in the corners.

As a ground i have no problem with Orients but while the soccer season is in full swing we will have either Orient or West Ham (at the Olympic stadium) to compete with over any weekend assuming that the soccer clubs dont want to play on the same weekend as ech other.
What are Orient hoping to go to if they are dying to get out if the ground is a decent one? I cant believe they would want to relocate out of the area.

Although moving to the Olympic Stadium may get some precious column inches, it will be awful for watching the Bronco's.
The Stoop, doesnt have much atmosphere when there are 3000 there, just imagime a similar number of people in a ground 8-9 times as big.
Orient sounds much better.

It'd be nice to see London share the ground but realistically, it'd be pretty stupid as they wouldn't get nearly enough to fill it.

I doubt they could afford the rent either.