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Gillingham are taking care to stop cold symptoms spreading as they prepare to face Crewe at Priestfield on Saturday.
Matt Wyatt has cast doubt on his Sittingbourne future after revealing he doesn’t know if he and Nick Davis will be in charge next season.
Maidstone boss Jay Saunders slammed his side’s defending following a 3-1 defeat at East Thurrock on Tuesday night.
The last player to leave a Kent non-league club for the glamour of the professional game has advice for Hull City new boy Johan Ter Horst.
Find out how the Kent clubs fared in our Tuesday night Ryman League round-up.
All the latest news from Priestfield in Gillingham manager Peter Taylor's midweek catch-up
Jake Hessenthaler believes his loan spell with Margate helped him break into the first team at Gillingham.
Luke Rooney has left Maidstone United after attracting interest from two Skrill Premier Clubs.
Charlton moved off the foot of the Championship with a goalless draw at old rivals and fellow strugglers Millwall on Saturday.
Debutant Alex Teniola scored an 89th-minute winner as Tonbridge beat Weston 1-0 at Longmead on Saturday.
It’s no secret Cody McDonald loves playing with Adebayo Akinfenwa but Gilingham’s top scorer is adamant all their strikers have a role to play.
Bradford fans gave Peter Taylor a warm welcome on his return to Valley Parade.
Gills boss Peter Taylor was impressed by the way his players got to grips with the big crowd at Bradford.
Plans for the Bradford game were thrown when Steven Gregory fell ill on Friday night.
Manager Peter Taylor is starting to think about League 1 safety after Gillingham extended their unbeaten run to three games.
Cody McDonald's second-half equaliser secured a 1-1 draw for Gillingham at Bradford on Saturday afternoon.
Gills believed at half-time they could fight back and get something at Bradford City.
On-loan Watford midfielder Connor Smith remains in Gills boss Peter Taylor’s thoughts despite not making the squad in the last two games.
Peter Taylor won’t let Bradford City fans get to him when he takes Gillingham to his old club.
Anybody who had money on Charlie Lee scoring the first goal against Crawley would have been raising a glass to the Gills midfielder on Saturday night.