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Gillingham boss heads back to former club with fond memories and fierce intentions as title-chasing opponents brace for a dramatic League 2 finale.
Hollands & Blair manager Darren Blackburn hopes to get the green light to build for next season after achieving their objectives this term.
Manager Gareth Ainsworth has spoken of his desire to keep player-of-the-year Glenn Morris at the club next season.
Gillingham’s big striker Josh Andrews is being considered for selection at Port Vale this weekend.
Chatham Town Women will be wary of their Kent Cup final opponents - a side who they’ve already beaten in two competitions this season.
Gillingham will have a say in who wins the League 2 title this Saturday - with a chance to send a message to the division for next season.
Chatham Town manager and chairman Kevin Hake accepts they fell short on the pitch this season - but there is plenty to be happy about.
Sheppey United suffered a final-day defeat but outgoing boss Geoff Record has praised the team’s efforts after a difficult year for the club.
Lordswood Football Club have made a decision on next season’s management team as they look to bounce back from relegation.
Manager Gareth Ainsworth admits there might be some raised eyebrows when Gillingham release their retained list at the end of this season.
Gillingham will have several missing strikers for their final game of the season but manager Gareth Ainsworth won’t be short of options.
Goalkeeper Glenn Morris picked up the top award during Gillingham’s end-of-season presentation.
Gillingham finished Saturday’s game with nine men but manager Gareth Ainsworth admitted he liked the fighting spirit within his side.
Gillingham fans got the chance to say farewell to former captain Max Ehmer on Saturday.
Gillingham goalscorer Joe Gbode was sent off at the end of the game against Swindon Town – seconds after Jonny Williams was also dismissed.
Striker Joe Gbode believes the changes are paying off after hitting Gillingham's winner last time out.
Chatham Town Women wrap up their league campaign this Sunday and the manager’s praised the support that’s come from above.
Rival clubs meet on Saturday but the Gillingham manager has nothing but respect for the man he’ll be up against at Priestfield.
Manager Gareth Ainsworth expects striker Oli Hawkins to declare himself fit for the weekend despite picking up a nasty injury on Easter Monday.
Gareth Ainsworth’s already got the Priestfield crowd singing his name and hopes this is the start of something special.
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