Cadre
Matches
Classement
Gardien de but
13 Tom Hadler Angleterre 30.07.1996
30 Tomáš Holý République Tchèque 10.12.1991
1 Stuart Nelson Angleterre 17.09.1981
Défense
22 Mitchell Dickenson Angleterre 14.09.1996
5 Max Ehmer Allemagne 03.02.1992
3 Bradley Garmston Irlande 18.01.1994
4 Chris Herd Australie 04.04.1989
2 Ryan Jackson Angleterre 31.07.1990
15 Aaron Morris Pays des Galles 30.12.1989
Bondz N'Gala Angleterre 13.09.1989
6 Adedeji Oshilaja Angleterre 16.07.1993
31 Zeshan Rehman Pakistan 14.10.1983
Milieu de terrain
33 Mark Byrne Irlande 09.11.1988
27 Ben Chapman Angleterre 31.12.1998
23 Bradley Dack Angleterre 31.12.1993
28 Michael Freiter Angleterre 15.01.1996
8 Jake Hessenthaler Angleterre 20.04.1994
11 Billy Knott Angleterre 28.11.1992
21 Elliott List Angleterre 12.05.1997
14 Lee Martin Angleterre 09.02.1987
36 Noel Mbo Angleterre 14.03.1999
20 Darren Oldaker Angleterre 04.01.1999
16 Emma Osadebe Irlande 01.10.1996
32 Aaron Simpson Angleterre 17.06.1999
26 Bradley Stevenson Angleterre 12.09.1998
7 Scott Wagstaff Angleterre 31.03.1990
44 Josh Wright Angleterre 06.11.1989
Attaque
34 Harry Cornick Angleterre 09.04.1995
24 Greg Cundle Angleterre 20.03.1997
9 Rory Donnelly Irlande du Nord 18.02.1992
10 Cody McDonald Angleterre 30.05.1986
29 Oliver Muldoon Angleterre 08.01.1995
19 Joshua Parker Antigua-et-Barbuda 01.12.1990
17 Joe Quigley Angleterre 10.12.1996
Entraîneur
Adrian Pennock Angleterre 27.03.1971
Co-entraîneur
Jamie Day Angleterre 13.09.1979
Steve Lovell Pays des Galles 16.07.1960

Gillingham FC

Gillingham FC
Gillingham FC
Gillingham Football Club
 
Pays: Angleterre
fondée: 18.05.1893
Stade: MEMS Priestfield Stadium
Page d'accueil: www.gillinghamfootballclub.com
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