HerrLjunga
Vital 1st Team Regular
Right, this is going to be rush job because it's the last day of my holiday, it's snowing heavily and I want to get out there.
Gills are without a win in three as we take on Hollywood FC at a sold out Priestfield today. I'm not sure of the attraction over any of the other rag-tag, average clubs in this division, but the people have spoken. We all know how we usually perform in front of a large home crowd...
While we currently average a point per game across the last six matches (absolutely not play-off form), the Red Dragons can only go one better with seven, although they've bounced back well from three successive defeats by beating Sutton, Notts County and nabbing a point off the Franchise.
The squad is looking light again with recent maimings for Hurtado, Jefferies and Lapslie, plus a bit of illness impacting the Hawk. Andrews may have scored in a blue shirt for the first time, but his proper debut is no nearer after he was injured in the B Team fixture earlier this week. Glenn Morris, who's of an age that gives me hope I could still turn professional, is also on standby following Turner's inability to train due to a couple of knocks sustained keeping out Stockport.
Wrecsam lead the head to head by 17 to 9, and due to their sojourn in non league and our own dalliance with the second and third tiers we've not met at Priestfield since 1999 when I (mostly) missed Bob Taylor's second-half hattrick in a 5-1 thumping having rightly been lobbed out at halftime (for the only time in my Gills career) for being a knobhead towards the away fans. I saw the goals go in from Redfern Avenue, the Medway Stand being nothing more than a green fence and celebrated by doing aeroplanes up and down the road on my own...good times.
No commentary or even updates for me today, £7 a mb of data in Andorra and I currently don't love Gills that much!
Hopefully an improved attacking performance against a side that has been notably porous at the back this season.
Enjoy the game and...
COYG!!!
Gills are without a win in three as we take on Hollywood FC at a sold out Priestfield today. I'm not sure of the attraction over any of the other rag-tag, average clubs in this division, but the people have spoken. We all know how we usually perform in front of a large home crowd...
While we currently average a point per game across the last six matches (absolutely not play-off form), the Red Dragons can only go one better with seven, although they've bounced back well from three successive defeats by beating Sutton, Notts County and nabbing a point off the Franchise.
The squad is looking light again with recent maimings for Hurtado, Jefferies and Lapslie, plus a bit of illness impacting the Hawk. Andrews may have scored in a blue shirt for the first time, but his proper debut is no nearer after he was injured in the B Team fixture earlier this week. Glenn Morris, who's of an age that gives me hope I could still turn professional, is also on standby following Turner's inability to train due to a couple of knocks sustained keeping out Stockport.
Wrecsam lead the head to head by 17 to 9, and due to their sojourn in non league and our own dalliance with the second and third tiers we've not met at Priestfield since 1999 when I (mostly) missed Bob Taylor's second-half hattrick in a 5-1 thumping having rightly been lobbed out at halftime (for the only time in my Gills career) for being a knobhead towards the away fans. I saw the goals go in from Redfern Avenue, the Medway Stand being nothing more than a green fence and celebrated by doing aeroplanes up and down the road on my own...good times.
No commentary or even updates for me today, £7 a mb of data in Andorra and I currently don't love Gills that much!
Hopefully an improved attacking performance against a side that has been notably porous at the back this season.
Enjoy the game and...
COYG!!!
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