Gary McCann has sent a message to all Hendon supporters following yesterday's disappointment.

Hendon's hopes of staying in the Ryman Premier Division were dashed this afternoon as they lost 4-2 to Margate, thus meaning that the club was relegated for the first time in their history.

Saturday is D-Day for the Greens as they bid to avoid relegation for the first time in their 98 year history.

It was cup final disappointment for the Greens this evening as they lost the London Senior Cup Final 3-2 against Fisher Athletic at the impressive Tooting & Mitcham ground.

The club would like to apologise to those supporters who turned up for this evening's postponed reserve team fixture at Claremont Road against Farnborough Town.

Phil Rogers successfully completed the London Marathon earlier today in a time of 3 hours 26 minutes 48 seconds, 22 seconds quicker than last year.

The first team will be aiming to put aside any thoughts about league survival for the next couple of days as they concentrate on the London Senior Cup final against Fisher Athletic.

The club would like to thank all those supporters and helpers to took time out to man the turnstiles, sell programmes, 50-50 tickets, man the tea bar, club shop and fulfill all the other jobs around the ground.

Hendon lost what is likely to be their last first team game at Claremont Road this afternoon 1-0 to AFC Wimbledon, the decisive goal coming on the hour mark when Richard Butler finished clinically to finish a swift counter attack down the right wing.

Following the game this afternoon, the annual supporters player of the year award was presented.

As some supporters will be aware, Daily Telegraph columnist Ricky George attended our recent home game against Chelmsford City.

As Saturday is not only the last home game of the season, but also more than likely our last first team game at Claremont Road, it would be fantastic if as many people as possible could wear green & white.

Details are now available with regard to Saturday's game against AFC Wimbledon, that is likely to be our last ever first team game at Claremont Road.

Hendon bounced back from the weekend disappointment with a much more convincing performance that resulted in a 4-0 win over a poor Leyton side this afternoon.

It was confirmed over the weekend that James Parker's season has come to a premature end following his injury at Bromley on Saturday.

Hendon A got back to winning ways with a demolition of Hanworth Villa's second string at Clitterhouse Playing Fields on Saturday.

Hendon have a real fight on their hands to maintain their Premier status after losing 3-1 at Bromley this afternoon.

Volunteers are still required to help with matchday duties for next week's game against AFC Wimbledon.

A number of professional clubs have kindly donated items of football memorabilia to our supporters trust.

As supporters will be well aware, the trust working group have been working very hard over the past few months.

The Wrestling night held on Saturday evening in aid of the Supporters Trust was a resounding success.

The reserves won their third game in a row beating Harrow Borough 5-2 this evening at Claremont Road.

We now have the arrangements for Len Hatwell's funeral.

With apologies for not bringing this to you earlier, we can now give a bit of background on the most recent new faces in the first team, both of whom signed before deadline day at the end of March.

The under 18s slipped to defeat at the weekend losing 1-0 to North Greenford United Social Reserves, but it was better news for the under 15s who won their final league game of the season 6-2 at St Josephs B.

Hendon and Chelmsford City played out a goalless draw this afternoon at a sunny Claremont Road.

Mark Crawford's team repeated their feat of last season by winning their divisional cup, this time the Cherry Red Records Middlesex County League Senior Reserve Division Cup in which they play as Hendon "A".

Supporters Trust and Working Group member Phil Rogers is running the London Marathon for the second year running, and aiming to raise money for the Trust in doing so.

It is with much sadness that the club today learnt of the death of Len Hatwell after a long illness.

The reserves picked up another three points tonight as a squad containing seven of the players who took part at Maldon on Saturday ran out 2-0 winners at home against Windsor & Eton.

The good news for Hendon fans tonight is that if the season finished today, the Greens would not be relegated.

Hendon picked up another point in their battle to avoid the drop as they came back twice to draw 2-2 at Maldon Town this afternoon.

The Supporters Trust have confirmed that the money raised so far is rapidly approaching £2000 but there are still some walkers who have not yet handed their money in.

The London FA have confirmed the kick off and admission details for our forthcoming Senior Cup Final against Fisher Athletic at Tooting & Mitcham's ground on Tuesday 25th April.