Border officers and police yesterday swooped on the makeshift squat. The 68 eastern European residents were forced out of the site and offered free flights home if they left immediately.
It is believed that around 20 have already taken up the offer.
The squatters, mostly men, had been living in third-world style slum conditions in shelters made of rubble, wood, scrap metal and plastic sheeting.
Influx It is the third time Hendon’s former ground in Cricklewood, north London – which sits yards from plush £500,000 family homes and playing fields – has been squatted on since the football club moved out in 2009.
‘Shanty town’ Romanians evicted from squalid camp at last
