Gillingham FC

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An update from GISC Chairman Neil Klee regarding the previous and upcoming 12 months at the GISC.

Anyone who has an active GISC membership on 1st January 2021, will benefit from an extra year of membership free of charge.

Following the sad and shocking news regarding Brian Durden, his family have set-up a Go Fund Me page to give Brian the send off he deserves

Brian Durden, one of our long term members, was involved in an accident near his Wainscott home last night and has sadly passed away.

One of the benefits of being a GISC member is free support from the Football Supporters’ Association

The GISC Player of the Year award has been presented yearly since the 1979-1980 season. The very first winner was Steve Bruce.

The GISC has attended a national Football Supporters’ Association meeting, via Zoom, to discuss fans being allowed to return to stadiums.

The GISC Player of the Year trophies for the 2019/2020 season have now arrived. Each trophy is 3D laser engraved crystal.

Every supporter who renews their membership, or joins the GISC, will be entered into an exclusive draw to win a signed by Jack Bonham shirt.

With staycations being the safest way to currently holiday, members can get 10 per-cent off any Bayliss Executive Travel holiday or day trip

Congratulations to Nigel Gray, who has been awarded the GISC Supporter of the Year award 2019/2020.

Now that the 2019/2020 season has been brought to a premature close, it's time to vote for your GISC Players of the Year.

Gillingham have finished the 2019/2020 season 10th in League One. Coventry City finish the season as Champions.

The National Football Museum has launched a nationwide search to unearth the best football stories and memories from football fans.

When Southend United visited Priestfield a group of fans raised £3,650 walking from Roots Hall to Priestfield.

As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic the EFL has been postponed iuntil it is safe to resume.

The FA, Premier League and EFL have announced that no professional football will be played in England until April 30th at the earliest.

Unfortunately, due to the Coronavirus, the away travel coach to MK Dons has been cancelled.The quiz night on 16/03/20 , is also cancelled

The FA, Premier League and EFL have collectively agreed to postpone the professional game in England until 3rd April at the earliest