League One

’Riot act’ pays off in style for Lovell

by
The LeaguePaper Team
28 October 2018

By Nick Bull

STEVE LOVELL was delighted to end a dramatic week with a first home win since August as Gillingham produced a second- half blitz to sink bottom side Bradford City 4-0.
The Gills came into this Priestfield clash on a three-match losing run at home and a midweek defeat to Plymouth had led to chairman Paul Scally offering free tickets to this bottom-of-the-table clash.
Lovell also sent a number of his misfiring first-team squad home for the week, and with a clean slate arrived a clean sheet.
Tom Eaves bagged a double while Regan Charles-Cook and Elliott List were also on target...

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