After 16 days without a game, a fully ludicrous 119 days without a win in the League, and 126 days without one at home, we welcome Newport County to Priestfield aiming to do the double over the last team we actually took three points off way back on a rainy day in September. The Exiles may be bottom of the league, but they've still managed to win three times since we beat them, showing just how poor our form has been since summer faded. Since our defeat against the Swine on N

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

A supremely comfortable 1-0 home win against Notts County last time out saw Gills equal the club record for longest unbeaten run in the Football League, leaving Gareth Ainsworth's men undefeated in their last 20 matches since a defeat to...ah, yes...Newport County. All that now stands between us and the setting of a new club record is to avoid defeat at a side currently sat 22nd in the league, yep...it's Newport County again. Ain't football fun? The Exiles seem fairly comfort