Squad
Appearances
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Goalkeeper
35 Sam Baxter England 11/10/1994
22 George Howard England 28/01/1994
1 Stuart Nelson England 17/09/1981
Defender
26 Adam Barrett England 29/11/1979
Gary Borrowdale England 16/07/1985
22 Stephen Butcher England 19/11/1984
20 Joe Carter England 20/11/1992
20 Callum Davies England 08/02/1993
2 Matt Fish England 05/06/1989
23 Michael Harriman Ireland 23/10/1992
29 Elliot Hewitt Wales 30/05/1994
24 Ryan Inniss England 05/06/1995
18 Charlie Lee England 05/01/1987
6 Leon Legge England 28/04/1985
25 Devante McKain England 26/06/1994
33 Sam Muggleton England 17/11/1995
Midfielder
14 Charlie Allen England 24/03/1992
15 Bradley Dack England 31/12/1993
24 Harry Grant England 31/12/1993
12 Steven Gregory England 19/03/1987
34 Josh Hare England 12/08/1994
31 Jake Hessenthaler England 20/04/1994
4 Amine Linganzi Congo 16/11/1989
3 Joe Martin England 29/11/1988
11 Myles Weston Antigua & Barbuda 12/03/1988
7 Chris Whelpdale England 27/01/1987
Forward
8 Adebayo Akinfenwa Nigeria 10/05/1982
17 Adam Birchall England 02/12/1984
27 Craig Fagan England 11/12/1982
16 Antonio German England 26/12/1991
9 Danny Kedwell England 03/08/1983
10 Cody McDonald England 30/05/1986
14 Aaron Millbank England 04/02/1995
19 Connor Smith Ireland 18/02/1993
Manager
Peter Taylor England 03/01/1953

Gillingham FC

Gillingham FC
Gillingham FC
Gillingham Football Club
 
Country: England
Founded: 18/05/1893
stadium: MEMS Priestfield Stadium
Homepage: www.gillinghamfootballclub.com
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