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eflpublished @eflpublished

6 months ago

“Go sit down, Go sit down, Go sit down” 😅🪑 Cambridge United midfielder Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu telling Gillingham fans to sit down after their penalty got saved only for the following corner to go in 😂 #Gills | #CamUTD

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Kent Pro Images_Colin Nash @KPI_Colin

6 months ago

When the opposition miss a penalty and you decide to laugh and take the mickey out of the opposing fans, you better make sure that you and your team mates defend the resulting corner, otherwise you may end up looking a bit of a fool. @TheGillsFC

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Gillingham Stew @GillinghamStew

8 months ago

I look forward to @FA_PGMOL retrospectively banning Kabia for 2 games for a dive trying to gain an advantage in today’s Grimsby versus Gillingham game. #gills #gfc

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Dom 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @DomGFCBallard

8 months ago

Like father, like son. Kettle is a cunt

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8 months ago

@MJPhippsy Is that Kabia going to thank the ref🤔

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8 months ago

@officialgtfc Jokers😂

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8 months ago

@deanmcbeano @MJPhippsy @RobBaker292 It certainly should be. We will still suffer with 10 today. Referees need to be held accountable.

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8 months ago

@MJPhippsy Awful decision. Refs are not good enough.

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Dee - Wicked Creative @Dee_WkdCreative

10 months ago

Thrilled to watch @SamGale04 net us the win today and his first goal for @TheGillsFC - couldn’t be more proud of the team, they all put in 110%. 6 points from this week! #UTG @ShannonGalinson @BradGalinson

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The View From The Medway Fancast @TVFTM

10 months ago

A Night Under the Lights: Gillingham 4–1 Chesterfield There are nights you never forget as a football fan. Nights where the air feels electric, the stands shake with belief, and every pass, tackle, and goal reminds you why you love the game in the first place. Last night at Priestfield was one of those nights. Gillingham didn’t just beat Chesterfield. We announced ourselves. A 4–1 victory over a team tipped by many to go up this season wasn’t just three points – it was a statement. It was passion, pride, and power rolled into ninety minutes of football that will live long in the memory of every Gills fan lucky enough to witness it. From the very first whistle, you could sense something different. The energy was there. The tackles flew in, the tempo was high, and the team played as though every touch mattered. Chesterfield, a side who have really impressed were rattled. And the Rainham End knew it. Then came the goals. Each one roared into the net with the sound of belief behind it. It wasn’t just about the finish – it was about the build-up, the determination, and the hunger. Every time the ball hit the back of the net, it wasn’t just the players celebrating – it was the whole of Medway, united in joy. What made it so special wasn’t just the scoreline. It was how we did it. The commitment, the fight, the refusal to let Chesterfield settle. It was Gillingham playing with swagger, with heart, with that grit and determination that has always been the lifeblood of this club. Of course, Chesterfield pulled one back, but this team didn’t crumble. They stood tall, looked chesterfield in the eye, and said, “Not here. Not tonight.” And when the fourth goal went in, Priestfield erupted. A roar of pure pride, the kind that sends shivers down your spine and reminds you that football is more than a game – it’s a feeling. Last night was more than just three points. It was proof. Proof that this team can rise to any occasion. Proof that under the lights, with the fans behind them, Gillingham can take on anyone. Proof that belief is growing – not just on the pitch, but in the stands, in the town, in every single fan who bleeds blue. As we walked out of Priestfield, the buzz was undeniable. Smiles, chants, laughter. For once, it wasn’t talk of what could’ve been or what might’ve been. It was pride in what was. Gillingham 4, Chesterfield 1. A night we’ll carry with us. A night that reminded us why we love this club so much. This wasn’t just a win. It was a statement of intent. And if the boys can bottle that spirit, that fire, that passion – who knows where it might take us. Up the Gills. Always. Kris #Gills #GFC