
Central defender Ben Chorley has today become the second player to reject a new contract at Prenton Park this summer, as the former Arsenal man joins fellow League One club Leyton Orient on a two-year contract.
Chorley joined Tranmere on a two-year deal in 2007 and has been a virtual ever present for the side ever since. Playing more minutes than any other Rovers player last season, Chorley was one of Rovers most consistent and best performers last season, and new Tranmere manager John Barnes faces a tough job to find a suitable and similar replacement for the player.

An integral part of the Tranmere defence that kept 20 clean sheets last season, Chorley also scored two goals for the club, one in each season on the Wirral, as he made a total of 89 appearances in two seasons at Prenton Park. He was also vice captain to Antony Kay for Rovers last season.
A no-nonsense style centre-back, Chorley's exit had been rumoured for some time, and Leyton Orient have today reported that the club beat off competition from eight other clubs to sign the 6'3 defender, who was born in the capital city, where he started his career with Arsenal.
Total Tranmere would like to thank Ben for his two years at Prenton Park, where he was a consistent and good performer, and wish him all the best for the future.

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