Arrested man bailed after racist abuse directed at Omar Bogle in EFL League Two tie between Gillingham FC and Newport County
A man who was arrested at a Gillingham football match for racist abuse towards a player has been bailed until the new year.
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Gillingham midfielder Ethan Coleman reacts to their defeat against Newport County at Priestfield | FA Cup trip to Hereford up next
Sticking together as a team and a club is the key now for Gillingham says their midfielder Ethan Coleman.
Gillingham Supporters’ Club issue statement after incidents in recent games against Notts County and Newport
The Gillingham Supporters’ Club have praised the club’s actions in their efforts to eradicate the “mindless few” who are spoiling it for the rest.
Gillingham condemn ‘discriminatory and offensive incident’ during match at Priestfield which is being investigated by the Football Association
The Football Association are investigating an incident which saw a spectator at Gillingham arrested on suspicion of a racist offence.
Mason Grady try the difference as Cardiff claim 17th league win in a row over Dragons
Mason Grady proved to be the difference as Cardiff claimed the east Wales bragging rights and their 17th league win in a row against the Dragons with a 9-16 victory.
Gillingham 0 Newport County 2: League 2 match reaction from interim manager Keith Millen
Gillingham interim manager Keith Millen admitted he was surprised at the lack of fightback from his team in the second half against Newport.
Gillingham interim manager Keith Millen has been told that FA charges for misconduct after an alleged trip at Walsall have been dropped | He can remain in the dugout for League 2 match against Newport County
Interim Gillingham boss Keith Millen will be free to manage from the touchline this Saturday after successfully arguing against his misconduct charge.
Gillingham v Newport County: Preview from Gills’ interim boss Keith Millen ahead of League 2 match at Priestfield
Gillingham need to be fast starters on Saturday to capitalise on a visiting side who might be short of confidence.