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By David Richardson

UNFAZED: Gary McCann is Hampton’s new boss

GARY McCann says the time was right for him to move on from Hendon after over two decades at the club and step up a division to become Hampton & Richmond Borough’s new manager.
The 45-year-old has been part of the Dons’ furniture since 1997 when he first joined as a player before taking over the managerial reins in 2004.
McCann helped preserve Hendon’s proud Bostik League status but also went close to winning promotion on two occasions, losing in the play-off final to Margate in 2015 and, two weeks...

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