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Lordswood’s win over Gillingham was the icing on the cake - on an evening where the club got to show what they are all about.
Sheppey interim manager Ross Wiles believes whoever takes over on a permanent basis is getting a club that’s in great shape.
Jayden Clarke’s up to speed with full-time football and now hopes to make his mark in the Gillingham first team.
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Two young teams went head to head on Tuesday night as a youthful Gillingham side were edged out by Lordswood in a pre-season fixture.
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Gillingham will come up against their former player Scott Kashket this season after the striker joined a League 2 rival.
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Dartford manager Alan Dowson completed his marathon challenge around the Princes Park pitch last week - but admitted it took its toll.
Gillingham have completed a deal to sign former Millwall man Scott Malone.
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Gillingham are progressing well with deals for two forwards - and hope to have at least one completed this week.
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Gillingham haven’t given up on signing former Millwall man Scott Malone.
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Gillingham manager Neil Harris was pleased to see his side show a more ruthless side on Saturday.
Gillingham eased to a big win over National South Dartford on Saturday.
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Gillingham’s departed captain Stuart O’Keefe is with a new club.
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Gillingham manager Neil Harris knows his team need to sharpen up in attack and plans are already in place to make that happen.
Manager Neil Harris has moved to rein in the expectations over Gillingham’s summer transfer business.
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There’s a buzz around Lordswood Football Club as their newly-installed bosses attempt to take them to another level.
Sheppey’s interim boss Ross Wiles had only just taken a step back from football before a call led to him taking over the first team.
Minster will be looking for consistent performances as they seek to work their way back into title contention against leaders Bexley this Saturday.
Gillingham goalie Glenn Morris gambled on Charlton new-boy Alfie May ‘playing it safe’ as he kept out the striker’s penalty on Tuesday night.
Gillingham have bolstered their defence with the signing of Leyton Orient’s Shadrach Ogie.
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Gillingham manager Neil Harris felt his side should have scored “four or five” past Charlton on Tuesday after a dominant first half performance.
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