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Exiles boss wants more after Gills stalemate

By Simon Barwick

GILLINGHAM 0
GILLINGHAM: Wright 7, Dobbs 7 (Daley 74, 6), Beckles 7, Smith 7, Brophy 7, Waldock 6 (Little 86), McKenzie 7, Freeman 7, Hale 6 (Dack 86), McCleary 6 (Kendall 74, 6), Sillah 6 (Eaves 63, 6). Subs not used: Coleman, Luthra.
NEWPORT COUNTY 0
NEWPORT: Wright 7, Jacob 7, Cameron 7, Jenkins 7, Norman 7, Brennan 7, Dibley-Dias 8, Thomas 7, Biggins 6 (Lewis 96), Adu-Poku 7 (Bamba 76, 6), Doidge 7 (Garner 83). Subs not used: MacDonald, Merritt, Sassi, Smith.
Att: 5,872 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Carl Brook 7/10
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