Francesco Becchetti: Leyton Orient chief admits part of FA charge
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Italian businessman Francesco Becchetti bought Leyton Orient from Barry Hearn in 2014
Leyton Orient president Francesco Becchetti has admitted part of a Football Association misconduct charge.
Television pictures appeared to show him aiming a kick at O's assistant boss Andy Hessenthaler after Orient's 3-2 win against Portsmouth on Boxing Day.
A club statement said Becchetti accepted his actions on the touchline were 'improper conduct'.
However, it added Becchetti "strongly denied" it was violent conduct and had requested a personal FA hearing.
At the time of the incident, Orient described the exchange between Becchetti and Hessenthaler as being "in very good humour".
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