The Gills Fancast: Recent Episodes
The Gills Fancast
We caught up with yet another member of the 2008/09 Wembley promotion winning squad in former midfielder, Stuart Lewis. We discuss Stuart’s rise at Stevenage, his time with the Gills, success at Wycombe, his time in the national league with a plethora of Kent clubs and his move into coaching at Tottenham Hotspur.
On this week's episode of The Gills Fancast meets, we are joined by our ex-assistant manager Jamie Day.
Josh Keeble-Wells sits down with former Gillingham, West Ham and England winger, Matt Jarvis.
Owen Stanley caught up with former Gills midfielder and now Canvey Island manager, Mark Bentley. Our former number 8 discusses his rise intro professional football, promotion at Southend, a successful career and of course his role at Gillingham, including that famous 2008/09 promotion campaign.
In the latest episode of The Gills Fancast meets, we are joined by boyhood fan and title winner Danny Kedwell.
Owen Stanley caught up with 2012/13 promotion winner and all round Gillingham legend, Stuart Nelson. The former Gills number on discusses his rise into professional football, instantly connecting with Martin Allen, his fantastic career and of course his tenure with Gillingham, including reminiscing over that famous 2012/13 title winning campaign.
In the latest episode of The Gills Fancast meets, we sit down with ex Gillingham and promotion winning manager Mark Stimson.
Owen Stanley caught up with 2012/13 title winning manager Martin Allen. We discuss, becoming pro at QPR, How the nickname ‘Mad Dog’ came to be, funny stories from his time at West Ham. Fascinating stories throughout his management career including breakdowns with chairman’s, swimming the river Solent, last day heroics to survive relegation and of course his role in leading the Gills to their first league title in 50 years.
We caught up with former Gillingham winger Jermaine McGlashan to discuss breaking through at Aldershot, play off heartbreak with Cheltenham, life under Justin Edinburgh, his time at Gillingham and the transition into National League Football.
In the latest episode of The Gills Fancast Meets, we are joined by ex Gillingham Forward Chris Dickson.
Josh Keeble-Wells sits down with Gillingham legend Andy Hessenthaler to talk Wembley heartbreak, winning promotion and his managerial career.
From Southend to India, from Braintree to Gillingham, ex goalkeeping coach Glen Johnson shares his experiences.
We were fortunate enough to catch up with title winning captain Adam Barrett to delve into his successful spell at Priestfield.
We were fortunate enough to catch up recently with former Gills winger Chris Whelpdale, to look back on his time at Priestfield, including the title win back in 2013.
Owen Stanley provides an update during the current Coronavirus outbreak, and discusses the season so far, with his and your picks for the club awards.
As COVID-19 has led to the stopping of English football, we discuss the potential impact on Gills before answering your questions.
Josh Keeble-Wells caught up with former Gills captain Josh Wright to discuss his two spells at the club and the Justin Edinburgh Foundation.
Looking back over the narrow 1-0 win over Southend, before discussing if Gills can make it 15 unbeaten at Lincoln on Saturday.
A look back on a fantastic week for Gills which saw 6 points from 6 against Blackpool and Doncaster.
A look back January’s transfer business and a look ahead to Saturday’s clash at Burton.
We discuss the latest arrival at Priestfield, and preview Saturday’s game against Rochdale.
Reflecting over a frustrating first half of the transfer window and looking ahead to Saturday’s game against Oxford.
We caught up with West Ham Fan TV regular Dom O’Connell to look ahead to Sunday’s cup clash at Priestfield between Gills and the Hammers.
We look back on an excellent festive period at Priestfield as Steve Evans’ team moved to within 3 points of the League One play-off places.
With 2019 almost at its end, and with it the decade, we look back through the last 10 years at all the good, the bad and the indifferent from ME7.
Gills kept their good form going with a positive point at Fleetwood last Saturday. In this episode, we look back on the game at Highbury, and assess the League One campaign 20 games in, before previewing Saturday’s game with MK Dons.
Gills made it 5 consecutive home wins with another 1-0 victory against Phil Parkinson’s Sunderland. In this episode we reflect on the dramatic win, and look ahead to the upcoming festive period.
After the home humiliation against Rotherham, Gills have responded with a 4 game unbeaten run, which has seen the team climb to 14th in League One and reach Round 2 of the FA Cup. We look at the recent good run of results, and question if the form will continue at AFC Wimbledon on Saturday.
It’s been a fortnight of frustration with Gills taking just 2 points from games against Portsmouth, Peterborough and Shrewsbury, where they arguably deserved more.
Gills secured their third win of the season last Saturday with a convincing 3-1 victory over struggling Southend United. We reflect on the performance, and look ahead to this week’s trip to Portsmouth.
It was a day to forget at the Kassam Stadium as Gills were beaten 3-0 by Oxford United. We look back at the performance and what went wrong.
A somewhat frustrating week saw Gills take just 1 point from a possible 6 from games against Bristol Rovers and Ipswich. In this episode we reflect on both matches, and whether or not we will get back on winning terms at Oxford.
Gills made it back-to-back home wins with a 2-0 victory over Wycombe Wanderers. We look back at the game and how we toppled the then league leaders.
In our latest episode, we look back on Gills’ 5-0 rout over a youthful Bolton Wanderers outfit, the defeat to Colchester in the Leasing.com Trophy, and last weekend’s frustrating 2-2 draw at Tranmere Rovers. This week Wycombe Wanderers head Priestfield, and we discuss whether or not we can find our second win of the campaign.
As the winless start to the season continued at St Andrew’s, we reflect on the 1-0 defeat to Coventry City. With next week’s clash with Bolton looking likely to be suspended, we also discuss the plights of both themselves and Bury.
The wait for the first win of the season goes on, but Gills put in an encouraging display in the 2-2 draw with Blackpool. We reflect on was generally a positive evening at Priestfield, and look ahead to the upcoming trip to Coventry (Birmingham).
We also mull over and discuss your questions and observations from the opening few games of the season.
It was a case of new season, same home woes last Saturday as Gills fell to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Burton Albion in the opening 2019/20 fixture at Priestfield. We look back at the defeat and the manner in which it came about, as well as looking forward to the Carabao Cup clash with Newport County.
With the new campaign now just days away, we assess the state of the Gills squad heading into the season opener at Doncaster.
After a grueling but productive pre-season schedule, we reflect on what has been one of the most intriguing off-season periods for many a year,
The days before the start of a new campaign is where optimism levels are often are their highest, so we look through your predictions on how Steve Evans' new-look Gills team will get on in League 1 this term.
Steve Evans has continued to strengthen his squad with the addition of two loan signings.
The team also kicked-off pre-season in style with a 9-1 rout over Faversham Town.
With 5 new signings arriving at Priestfield over the last couple of weeks, we look at each of the new additions, and what they could add to the team for the coming season.
Last week saw the EFL release the fixtures for the 2019/20 campaign. We gloss over the good and bad of the fixture computer.
Finally we discuss your suggestions for players that are easy to forget ever played in a Gills shirt - there's some corkers!
After a well-attended event at Priestfield on Tuesday where fans were given an opportunity to put their questions to Steve Evans and Paul Raynor, we look back on all the main talking points to come out of the evening.
And what is the strangest place you've come across a fellow Gills fan? From Alton Towers to Australia, we discuss your responses and stories.
With Steve Evans now officially in the managerial hot seat at Priestfield, we share our thoughts on the appointment, along with what may or may not be achieved under his stewardship.
As June is now upon us, silly season is well underway, with numerous players being linked to clubs up and down the country. With that in mind, we look at what areas Gills must strengthen in order to improve on last season's 13th place finish.
Lastly, could Paul Scally actually walk away from the club in the coming weeks? We discuss his recent threats to quit and whether or not criticism aimed in his direction is unjustified.
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