There may have been positives to take from last Saturday’s fixture with Grimsby, but when the final score reads 1–4 to the opposition, they tend to get a little lost. Yet again, the bingo card of Gills deficiencies was well filled by full-time, as we shipped three or more goals at home for the fourth time in less than three months. When the usually dependable Glenn Morris is a major catalyst in that lamentable collapse, you know the game is up. Te may have been positives to t

Following the exhausting rollercoaster draw on the telly versus Crawley last Saturday evening, Gills find their sparkling brand of champagne football in televisual demand again, this time for a 12.30pm kick-off against League Two newbies, Barnet. Gills attacking ambitions were hampered in our preparations last time out by the suspension of willing runner Elliot Nevitt and a knock that sidelined Seb Palmer-Houlden; both are expected to return to the squad tomorrow, alleviating