Mike GFC Edwards

Absolutely devastated to learn of the passing of Chris Murphy. My football buddy who I’ve sat next to for 20+ years at @TheGillsFC . Thank you for the good times. I’ll miss you mate 😢 THAT WINS FOR YOU!!

@TheME7Podcast Christy Pym #1 Taite Holtham #2

So then #Gills fans…. With it confirmed that Glenn Morris will leave when his contract expires and it seeming likely that Jake Turner will do the same, we’ll possibly be in the market for two new goalkeepers this summer. Who do we need? A younger keeper and an experienced head? A definitive number one keeper and a back up? Or two possible number ones fighting it out for one spot? Give us some names. (I already have a couple of options so I won’t steal yours - unless they’re really good 👍)

After 135 appearances across two spells, and two "Player of the Year" awards, we can confirm that @GlennMorris83 will be leaving the club at the end of the season. 🏆 A wonderful pro who has served our club with complete professionalism and dedication. 🙌 We wish him well for the future. 🤝 Thank You, Glenn. 💙 #ActuallyGills

From Sefton Road to Vicarage Road to Villa Park to Wembley to Old Trafford to San Siro back to Villa Park to Goodison Park and finally to Portman Road. It’s been some journey that I only dreamt of as a boy! But with this dream there has to be an ending and Saturday might be the Last Game Of My Professional Career🤘🏾💛💜🤍❤️💙 23 years and OUT! To be continued….

Shower of shit substitutions once again! Leaving us with 1 centre half at 1-2 and it’s 1-4 in a matter of minutes. GA subs have been fucking dreadful all season long! That’s me done for the season!

@AGroundsss Great news! 🙌

UPDATE Many of you know about 6-7 months ago my wife was diagnosed with cancer, thyroid cancer. The lump was the size of a lime. She had the operation last year which I am unbelievable proud of her for going through. Tuesday we were back in to see the doctor, I’m pleased to say the cancer hasn’t spread into her blood stream or the other side and he’s happy to monitor the other side and let her have regular scans and check ups. I won’t lie worrying about someone when your helpless is horrendous but to have her back fighting fit feels amazing. We aren’t out of the woods yet as we know cancer is one nasty horrible disease but to have the doctor give us positive news we can move forward with feels amazing. Thank you to everyone who’s asked me at games, messages me regularly and just there to chat. Happy weekend everyone. 💖

The club is delighted to confirm that it has triggered an option clause in Bradley Dack’s contract which will see the midfielder remain at MEMS Priestfield Stadium for the 2026/27 season. ✍️ #ActuallyGills

@Simonfesta @TheGillsFC I’m pretty sure yes. However if it is vice versa and an adult wanted to use your sons, they would have to pay a small fee to make the difference I believe.

@TheGillsFC Question from an non season ticket holder. If buy an adult and u18 season ticket - but I can’t make it - can a u18 friend of son use my ticket ?

We are delighted to announce that season tickets are now on sale ahead of the 2026/27 campaign. All details here ⤵️ #ActuallyGills

Well that’s season ticket #26 renewed. @TheGillsFC 🙌⚽️

@TheGillsFC 💤

💥⚽️ #Gills

Our keepers are absolute rotten! Get them gone!

@Ben_carwardine @Jimmy_K_A @TheGillsFC @Julian_KPI That’s Disgusting. Do better!

@Jimmy_K_A @TheGillsFC @Julian_KPI Hope you crash on your way home lol

FT: Gillingham 0-2 Swindon Town #Gills

Constantly mentioning injuries but he wanted a smaller squad. Also says a lot are not ‘his’ players. Only 3 (J.Williams, Rowe and Khumbeni) are not players he’s signed or offered a contract extension to in the starting XI (not including Waldock). Start the Kids vs Swindon 👍

Sack the lot and play the kids for the rest of the season! Absolute tossers the lot of them.

Losing is one thing, but this set of players have fucked us for the past 3 years, they have seen off 4 managers & been a constant let down. Get as many gone and start again because this lot are an embarrassment to the shirt, club and most importantly fans #Gills

@TheGillsFC ‘A little bit off’? I’d say we’re waaay off! In fact, nowhere near!

The Gaffer speaks following our defeat to Chesterfield 🗣️ You can watch the full interview below 🔗 youtu.be/s_oS_BiozMc #Gills

Valentine’s Day away from the wives with @chankennison. Crewe (A) Lets do this @TheGillsFC #gills

A big no nonsense shithouse! Lovely Jubbly 👏

You may remember the footage of this young supporter from our last game at Molineux… Yesterday, Wolfie and the @Young_Wolves team surprised Rory in the stands with a fresh box of chicken nuggets.

Can we release Aaron Rowe please

@thecountycorner Ross County tears. Love to see it 😭

Quite pleased this whole saga has finally ended and we can all move on from it - The constant speculation about his future has been an unwelcome distraction to the club for far too long. First of all, no doubt Hale is a decent player technically that can come up with some special moments/goals and I’m sure he’ll do the same down at Gillingham. But personally, I’m amazed at the reputation that’s been built around him - The way that he’s essentially been worshipped at times by sections of our fanbase as if we’re Ronan Hale FC is absolutely baffling to me. In my opinion, I think he’s the most overhyped player to play for Ross County in my lifetime certainly and arguably in the club’s history. Ever since Brendan Rodgers talked up Hale in the press after a 2-1 defeat against Celtic last season, it created a narrative across the media and in Scottish Football which overhyped his overall ability and performances which people bought into. He’s scored 19 league goals for County (5 of which have been penalties) in the last 18 months. Granted, the service into him or the rest of the strikers hasn’t been great at times across that period but 14 league goals from open play in 18 months (Which includes 6 months in the Championship he was tipped to “light up”) isn’t exactly spectacular. I think teams have identified how to nullify him now. He’s not remotely dangerous when he’s forced onto his left foot, evidenced by the fact he failed scored a league goal for the club with his left foot. He’s not quick, powerful or athletic enough to offer a physical dynamic in the final third. His biggest strength is the sharpness in his movements on and off the ball which allows him opportunities to create something from nothing. However, his work-rate and hold-up/link play is bang average at best so if he comes up against defenders who don’t give him space and know how to handle him. He offers nothing to the team when he’s not hitting the back of the net, which he’s failed to do since the start of November. Hale’s frustrations have been clear to see during most matches but he’s been his own worst enemy at times. The petulant arguments with team mates likely fuelled rifts behind the scenes and his tendency to overplay and make the wrong decisions at key moments have cost us this season. On the park, the performances and results against Partick Thistle and Airdrie showed that we don’t need to rely on him. There was a unity on the park with the players working and fighting FOR each other - Look at the team’s reaction when KP’s header hit the back of the net on Saturday and compare it to Hale’s reaction in the same moment… Off the park, there’ll be no more distractions or speculation around the club caused by his agent and/or the same journalists doing their best at every opportunity to hype up any interest in him. No doubt they’ll be doing the same again further down the line when he fancies another move. The way that he’s gone about getting this move as well the level he’s gone to (no disrespect to Gillingham) compared to some of our former players who got a “big move” in the past is hopefully a wake up call to some people that the “Ronan Hale Show” wasn’t actually as good as they made it out to be. Onwards and upwards with the group of players who actually want to be here and are up for the fight!