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Andy Hessenthaler becomes new Eastleigh boss as Richard Hill moves upstairs

There’s been an internal change at the Spitfires.

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Andy Hessenthaler has taken over as Eastleigh’s first team manager from Richard Hill, who has become director of football.
The former Gillingham and Dover boss had been Hill’s assistant since the start of the season but is now taking the reigns with the club sitting 18th in the National League.
When Hill returned in April he had originally been appointed director of football but after guiding the club to safety, he took over as manager.
Eastleigh have won just once in their last nine league games which has left them five points above the drop.
Chief Executive Mark Jewell said: “Now seems to be a logical time to make the change. Richard brought ‘Hessy’ to the club at the start of the season.
“He has a great track record, is well liked and has fitted in extremely well. It goes without saying that we have every confidence in him.
“This will allow ‘Hilly’ to move, full-time, into his role as Director of Football. There is a lot to do, both on and off the pitch, and I very much look forward to working with them both, in their new roles.’

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