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Tasty Greens aim to excite

Lee Allinson wants a young, hungry and exciting Hendon side in the coming season – and to avoid losing the opening half-a-dozen games!
Tasty Greens

By John Lyons

LEE Allinson wants a young, hungry and exciting Hendon side in the coming season – and to avoid losing the opening half-a-dozen games!
The Greens’ hopes of a prosperous Southern Premier South campaign last term were left in ruins when they lost six on the spin at the start of the campaign. In the end, they scrambled clear of the relegation zone, finishing 18th.
It’s not something that former Biggleswade Town boss Allinson wants to repeat in a hurry.
“It was a very strange one last year and we didn’t see it coming,” he told The NLP. “We probably should have won two or three of...

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