An egg-cellent Easter saw Gills pick up a solid point at Walsall before following that up with one of the most comfortable and deserved home wins a Priestfield crowd has witnessed in a long time against Accrington on Easter Monday. Numerous positives can be taken from both games, although the cynic in me questions the timing of the sudden improvement as we move towards the end of the campaign and with new contracts being sought. On that subject, and as Part 2 of the 2026/27 s

Following last weekend's narrow defeat against the combined forces of Grimsby and the referee, we return to Priestfield tomorrow looking to get the season back on track with a win against Salford City. Gills have taken just a solitary point in the last five weeks with Gareth Ainsworth's absence being sorely felt on and off the pitch, although there was heartening news on that front this week as he was pictured looking chipper with Brad and Joe Comper. It's a fairly depleted s