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Gillingham owner and chairman Brad Galinson believes the club are Championship material

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The Championship is where Gillingham chairman Brad Galinson believes the club belong. Any better than that is just a dream at present - they kick off another season in League 2 in August - but the Gills owner sees no reason why they shouldn’t be looking towards the second tier of English football.

More: Williams picks Gills over League 2 rivals The Gills had five years at that level between 2000 and 2005 under former chairman Paul Scally.

Describing his vision for the club, Mr Galinson said: “Long-term will be three things. One is it will continually be sustainable.

So no matter how much success we have, it’s not to get ahead of ourselves and spend too much with what your turnover is. “The second is a big cliche, but it’s a Championship club.

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