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Peter Taylor believes Peterborough United’s transfer policy is the way forward.
Oli Edwards is the latest Kent boxer to win his professional licence and the 19-year-old middleweight from Sheerness is determined to make an impact.
Bradley Dack took onboard the manager's pre-match message as the Gills brush off the challenge from high-flying Peterborough.
Gillingham won’t be in the market for a new striker while Danny Kedwell recovers from a knee op.
Peter Taylor admitted to having flashbacks to Peterborough’s last visit as the Gills entered injury time on Tuesday night.
A brace from Cody McDonald secured a win for Gillingham over high-flying Peterborough.
Jack Payne returns to Priestfield as captain of high-flying Peterborough on Tuesday night.
Gills could welcome back skipper Doug Loft from injury in Tuesday night's League 1 clash with Peterborough
Invicta Dynamos got their season started with a four-point weekend.
Gills defender Callum Davies insists there are positives to take from the goalless draw at Oldham on Saturday
Gillingham boss Peter Taylor was happy to win a point but was critical of his team’s quality.
Gillingham hung on for a point at Oldham on Saturday.
Chatham have sold striker Adeoye Yusuff to Dagenham & Redbridge for an undisclosed fee.
Holcombe will be parading 10 Commonwealth medalists when the men and women begin their season.
Invicta Dynamos host newcomers Oxford City Stars in their season opener at Silver Blades on Saturday - and the South 2 champions won't be pushovers.
Doug Loft is back in training but is unlikely to be a starter at Oldham this weekend.
Josh Pritchard is keen to put a frustrating start to life at Gillingham behind him after missing the whole of pre-season with an ankle injury.
Gillingham boss Peter Taylor believes he will have plenty of options if he needs to replace Danny Kedwell.
Minster 2nds' opening batsman Neil Hosken insists the club have nothing to fear after winning promotion to the Kent League.
Budget constraints mean Sittingbourne boss Matt Wyatt is targeting the Kent Invicta League for new talent.
