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Gillingham loanee Tom O’Connor made a late substitute appearance for Republic of Ireland’s under-21 side on Sunday.
Gillingham players worked overtime in training to allow them a weekend at home - and their ears took some punishment too.
Gillingham are hoping for good news on the injury front with the possibility that both Jacob Mellis and Stuart O’Keefe could play again this season.
A rescue package for the Football League is edging closer.
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Trae Coyle hopes his chances of a starting place at Gillingham have been improved after starring against his parent team.
Gillingham loan man Trae Coyle showed what he could do on Tuesday night against his own team.
Alex MacDonald went some way to making up for his red card in the league during Tuesday night’s EFL Trophy match against Arsenal.
Trae Coyle was on target for Gillingham against his parent club Arsenal on Tuesday as both progress to the next round of the EFL Trophy.
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Gillingham are through to the next round of the EFL Trophy after a performance against Arsenal’s under-21 team that delighted the management.
Trae Coyle and Zech Medley will be available to play against their own team tonight when Arsenal come to town.
Gillingham boss Steve Evans pleased with home draw in the second round of the FA Cup.
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Gillingham are in the hat for round two of the FA Cup which could lead to some intriguing ties - here’s a look at some.
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The hard work paid off for Gillingham’s two-goal striker Dominic Samuel on Saturday.
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There were some standout performances for Gillingham on Saturday and two-goal striker Dominic Samuel was among them.
Gillingham assistant Paul Raynor admitted they looked dead and buried at 2-0 down against Woking but the team’s character shone through.
Gillingham came back from two goals down at Priestfield against non-league opposition to bag a place in the second round of the FA Cup.
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Gillingham's game against Lincoln City next weekend has been called off because of international call-ups.
Gillingham need to be on top of their game to avoid being on the end of a giant-killing at the weekend says boss Steve Evans.
Brands Hatch confirm they won't be hosting the British Truck Racing Championship this weekend - two days after organisers got the green light to race.
Gillingham manager Steve Evans admitted he had to work hard to lift his team after the weekend defeat to Sunderland and needed a boost himself.
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