Following our excellent win on Saturday, Gills return to action tonight in the Tinpot against GA's old side, Wycombe Wanderers, both sides still in with a chance of making Round 2, although the excitement seems to have bypassed the denizens of Kent given that there's only a few hundred tickets been sold. Both Gills and Wanderers have beaten Fulham's children and lost 2-1 to the Mighty Coley in this monstrosity so far and Gills will go through with any sort of win. A draw will

Gills return to the scene of their last victory tomorrow as they enter the oldest national football competition in the world with a 1st Round fixture away at Newport County. It's staggering the difference a mere six weeks can make in the world of football. Back on 20th September, Gills overcame a ludicrously early goal (a continuing trend) and some concerted early pressure to run out comfortable 1-3 winners against a struggling Newport side. By the final whistle we were 21 le

Back to back defeats in the league have somewhat punctured the feelgood factor around the club, with tonight’s fixture against Colchester in the Football League Trophy being one we could really have done without given our increasing injury list ahead of Cheltenham’s visit at the weekend. Gills head to Essex this evening to take on a team we’ve faced with depressing regularity in this dreadful competition, meeting them in the group stages in 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022 and now this