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Police have defended their handling of yesterday’s Gillingham match after eight fans were arrested.
Gillingham’s League 1 play-off hopes were ended on Sunday.
Manager Justin Edinburgh felt his Gillingham team deserved at least a point from Sunday’s match.
Gillingham’s final League 1 game of the season against Millwall is a must-win but even that may not be enough.
Bradley Dack might dream about playing Premier League football but he’s focusing on only one thing right now - making sure Gillingham win promotion.
Defender John Egan says Gillingham can make must-win Millwall game at Priestfield a brilliant day.
Gillingham’s kit man Malcolm Stedman is retiring at the age of 74 - so it should be a load off his mind when the season ends.
Returning captain Doug Loft felt his side deserved at least a point from their trip to Burton.
Bradley Dack walked away with an armful of trophies at the Gillingham player-of-the-year awards.
Hollands & Blair take on Erith & Belvedere in the final of the Macron Challenge Trophy on Monday.
The way Gillingham lost Saturday’s game at Burton was “totally unacceptable” to boss Justin Edinburgh.
A stoppage-time goal looked to have killed any chances of Gillingham making the League 1 play-offs, however a later one elsewhere kept them alive.
Gills skipper Doug Loft could be involved against Burton if he comes through a week of training unscathed.
Justin Edinburgh launched a passionate rebuke to those suggesting his Gills team are finished.
Gills keeper Stuart Nelson believes opponents Burton will be under the greater pressure this weekend.
Sheppey ended their record-breaking season with another win on Saturday but the challenges don’t stop.
Star player Bradley Dack is likely to be on his way out of Priestfield whatever Gillingham do this season.
Cody McDonald’s thunderous effort at the weekend could help the striker finish the season with a flourish, says Gills boss Justin Edinburgh.
Gillingham boss Justin Edinburgh hopes dropping out of the play-offs can have a positive effect on his team.
The fight’s not over, Gills boss Justin Edinburgh has insisted.
