Adam Virgo

SORRY, GILLS FANS, BUT IT LOOKS A LOST CAUSE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
23 January 2022

Adam Virgo
BRIGHTON LEGEND AND TV PUNDIT

IT WAS always going to be difficult for Steve Evans to sustain the success he’s had at Gillingham in recent years.
Last year’s tenth-place was a massive overachievement, and one that could never be replicated given the financial restraints and sheer number of huge clubs in League One. I don’t think Steve, right, has done much wrong.
The question now is, do they have the quality to stay up? I’d say probably not. You might get a reaction out of a new manager, but the points they’re on, the season they’ve ...

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