Last night marked the last game in Gary McCann's fourth year in charge of Hendon, having returned to the club on February 1st 2005.

We have been asked to remind supporters that spaces are still available on our coach to Dover next Saturday should you planning on be travelling to support the team.

The January Snowball draw took place at halftime during our game with Staines Town, with the Trust able to give away nearly £350 in prize money to two lucky draw members.

Hendon lost their game with Staines Town this evening 2-0, a quick double from the visitors proving too much for the Greens.

Making his debut this evening in our game with Staines Town, striker Peter Dean has joined us from Conference South side Bishop's Stortford.

The Supporters Trust are pleased to announce that they are now able to take orders for a Limited Edition Souvenir Claremont Road T-Shirt.

Hendon fell short in their efforts to gain revenge for Wealdstone's victory earlier this season in the last game at Claremont Road, taking the lead but ultimately losing this afternoon's game at Grovesnor Vale.

The long awaited venue for our home fixture with Staines Town has now been set and it's ended up being our new home at Vale Farm.

Following this morning's inspection, Wealdstone are delighted to confirm that today's game is going ahead as planned.

Wealdstone have advised us this morning that they have organised a pitch inpection to be held at Grovesnor Vale at 10:30 tomorrow morning.

Hendon won their Middlesex Senior Cup tie against Harrow Borough this evening, although it took 120 minutes of football and a penalty shoot out to settle the tie.

The club are running a coach to Dover with seats being made available for supporters.

Hendon made the most of their temporary home for the day this afternoon as they beat Canvey Island 2-0 at Staines Town's ground.

In a hastily arranged friendly against landlords Wembley to give both sides some match practice after the weekend having been lost to frost, Hendon ran out 7-2 winners last night at Vale Farm.

Following last night's match between Erith & Belvedere and Dulwich Hamlet in the London Senior Cup, we now know our opponents for the quarter-final.

For this Saturday's home game against Canvey Island which is being staged at Staines Town's Wheatsheaf Lane ground, Hendon are pleased to offer Staines Town season ticket holders admission to the game at the concessionary price of £4.

Today's game against Sutton United was postponed at 10.

With the continued freezing weather and a very heavy frost last night, and also the fact that Wembley's home game against Bedfont was postponed today, we have arranged for an inspection to take place at 10.

Hendon started 2009 with a 2-0 victory at Ashford Town (Middlesex) this afternoon, taking advantage of postponements around the league to get back in touch with the pack ahead of them.

Along with the other dates announced this morning, Graham Etchell confirmed one more fixture with us this afternoon.

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Our home league game against Canvey Island in two weeks time will take place at Staines Town's Wheatsheaf Lane ground.

Following our game against Boreham Wood last week, Scott Shulton's loan spell came to an end and he has returned to Wycombe Wanderers.

It has been a very mixed season so far for our youth teams and we take a brief look at the campaign so far for the five teams.