After last weekend's "competitive friendly" fixture that ended our interest in the EFL Cup, we turn our attention to the bread and butter of League Two, welcoming Walsall to Priestfield tomorrow. It was a fairly disjointed new-look side that took to the turf last weekend. Yet again our luck with injuries seems to be out, with a plethora of first team starters missing, plus our first and second choice 'keepers all out of contention for that game. Yes, Luton are a higher divisi

As the clock ticked past the 90th minute at the Broadfield Stadium last Saturday, the 909 Gills fans present could have been forgiven for thinking that we were finally about to draw (ha!) our four game losing run to a conclusion. Not so. Firstly, Aaron Rowe treated Taylor Richards as though social distancing was still in force to allow him a free strike from the edge of the box and, with our heads gone yet again, Dack and Hutton were bisected by a simple ball to leave Tobi Ad

Following a low key start to the season last Saturday, attention turns to the first home fixture at our beloved Priestfield and a visit from the most frequent of our long-standing league opponents, Walsall. There was more than a sense of deja vu at Accrington last weekend, not a single new face in the matchday squad ultimately resulted in an outcome as uninspiring as the majority of last season as we huffed, puffed and hacked away at a similarly limited Stanley side, nicking