Luke Cawdell
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Sport Journalist at Kent Online
The latest news from Gillingham Football Club with KentOnline sports journalist Luke Cawdell. #Gills #GFC
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6 days ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Luke Cawdell
Gillingham legend Steve Bruce hopes his old team are heading back in the right direction and is intrigued to see how they progress. Bruce played over 200 games for the Gills at the start of his professional football career and it’s a club he remains fond of. He’s currently in charge at League 1 Blackpool, ending the season with a 4-1 win over relegated Bristol Rovers.
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6 days ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Luke Cawdell
Minster have a new captain and a fresh approach for the 2025 Kent Cricket League Premier Division season. Last season’s runners-up will have a more inexperienced squad but captain Kai Appleby has high hopes that they have the quality to be competitive. Appleby hopes it’s a squad that can grow and develop together over the next few years. He said: “It’s a new look for the club, going with a younger side that will be a bit less experienced, but the ability is all there.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Luke Cawdell
Stansfeld under-23s beat Margate under-23s in the Kent Intermediate Cup final after twice coming from behind to take the tie to penalties. Wednesday night’s match at Chatham’s Bauvill Stadium finished 2-2, and after winning the penalty shootout 4-2, Stansfeld manager Steve Axam dedicated the victory to their recently departed clubman.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Luke Cawdell
Karl Lennon admitted a fourth year as Invicta Dynamos head coach wasn’t planned - but the team’s potential has got him craving for more. Lennon watched the Mos make big improvements in the second half of the past season and that’s given him the drive to keep going. “It’s never a decision you take lightly because it’s a huge commitment,” he said after agreeing to another campaign as the NIHL South Division 1 team’s head coach. “We sort of regrouped with the family after the season finished.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Luke Cawdell
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth is determined to help the club avoid making the same costly mistakes in the transfer market this summer. The Gills will have to offload a sizeable number of players to thin out a squad of over 30 professionals, and Ainsworth has warned fans that they won’t be making a huge number of new additions.
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