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Gillingham manager Martin Allen says he can fully understand why Leyton Orient are the early leaders in League 1.
Danny Hollands could be handed his first Gillingham start when Leyton Orient visit Priestfield in the first round of the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy.
Amine Linganzi could be back for the Gills this weekend
Gillingham felt they should have been awarded a penalty at Priestfield on Saturday.
Everything is going right for Michael Harriman at the moment.
Good times are on the way, insists Gills boss Martin Allen.
Gillingham boss Martin Allen is hoping his phone stays silent on transfer deadline day.
KM Group photographer Barry Goodwin was at Priestfield on Saturday to capture the best of the action as Gillingham claimed a draw against Bristol City
Martin Allen was pleased with the point gained from Saturday’s match against Bristol City.
The wait for a first league win of the season continues for Gillingham after drawing 1-1 with Bristol City.
Gills boss Martin Allen admits any more action in the transfer market will be down to chairman Paul Scally.
Martin Allen faces an attacking dilemma this weekend when the Gills face Bristol City
Gillingham have a score to settle this weekend after losing to Saturday's opponents Bristol City earlier in the month.
Midfielder Charlie Lee, amid all of the transfer talk, has kept his head down and started the season in blistering fashion for Gillingham.
Manager Martin Allen is unlikely to tinker with his Gills team too much this weekend.
Gillingham are looking to keep loan defender Michael Harriman for another month.
Gillingham manager Martin Allen was delighted to see two of his strikers get off the mark on Saturday.
Cody McDonald is hoping goals will win him back a starting place in the Gillingham team.
Gerard Greene was soundly beaten in the Paul Hunter Classic final by world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan.
England’s women were beaten on penalties in the final of the EuroHockey championships by Germany.
