The positivity of seven days ago when Gillingham defeated Salford 3-1 at Priestfield seems an awfully long time ago, with the Gills falling to defeat by the same scoreline away from home. For that defeat to come against a Tranmere Rovers side that is currently struggling at the wrong end of the table only makes things more concerning.

After a hugely disappointing result, James Hawkins, Owen Stanley and Matt Olsen share their take on the Gills’ latest awayday collapse as the team failed to build on the good work from last weekend.

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Confidence is high at Priestfield following Gillingham’s 3-1 win over Salford City last weekend as Stephen Clemence’s first home league game in charge delivered three points, and some much-needed positivity.

Now the Gills are back on the road, and they head to The Wirral to take on a Tranmere Rovers side that are struggling at the wrong end of the table, and have lost four of their last six.

Can the Gills take advantage and come home with all three points? Lewis Browning and Owen Stanley jump behind the mic for The ME7 Podcast’s Thursday preview show as they look ahead to the weekend’s game.

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More than two weeks after he officially arrived at Priestfield as Gillingham’s new head coach, Stephen Clemence took charge of his first home league game as the Gills took on Salford City at Priestfield. After a steady start, the team grew into the game and eventually ran out 3-1 winners, thanks to goals from Connor Mahoney, Tom Nichols and Dom Jefferies.

Owen Stanley is joined by Lewis Browning and Matt Olsen to look back at a hugely encouraging afternoon under the lights at Priestfield.

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More than two weeks after he was officially announced as Gillingham’s new head coach, Stephen Clemence finally makes his home league debut this weekend as Salford City come to Priestfield.

Ahead of the Gills’ 18th league game of the season, Owen Stanley and Lewis Browning look forward to the match and preview the start of a new era at Priestfield.

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Defensive errors at the back and a continued failure to put the ball in the net up front meant that Stephen Clemence’s first league game as Gillingham’s head coach ended in a 2-0 defeat at high-flying Wrexham at The Racecourse Ground.

It was a tough day on the road for Gills fans, with Ollie Palmer putting the hosts in front inside the opening minute of the game, and the day didn’t get much better for the travelling Gills contingent after that, with defender Ben Tozer adding a second after 71 minutes.

James, Lewis, Alex, and Reece look back at a frustrating afternoon, and try to assess the task at hand for the newly-installed Gills boss.

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Stephen Clemence takes the reins for his first league game as Gills' head coach as the team heads to Wales to take on Wrexham at The Racecourse Ground, and James and Lewis check in to look ahead to the game, and discuss some of the selection dilemmas facing the new boss.

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The Stephen Clemence era at Gillingham Football Club got off to a winning start, thanks to a 2-0 away win at Hereford in the FA Cup. The pod reconvenes to unpack a rare away win, chats about what's likely to come next from Clemence, and looks ahead to the next round of the competition, with the Gills in the hat.

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The ME7 Podcast returns to Priestfield Stadium for a special Lookback Live, as James Hawkins and Owen Stanley are joined by Lewis Browning and Alex Pooley to assess a bizarre month in the life of Gillingham Football Club that started with the sacking of Neil Harris and ended with the start of a new era as Stephen Clemence was appointed the club's new head coach.

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On a Saturday to forget at Priestfield, Gillingham's players lost on the pitch, while some of its fans disgraced themselves in the stands. Matt Olsen looks back on a bad day for the football club, and answers your questions on all things GFC.

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The spectre of racism cast its shadow over Priestfield Stadium as a "fan" in the Rainham End was ejected and arrested after making racist gestures to Newport goalscorer Omar Bogle during the Gills' 2-0 home defeat. Owen, Matt, and Reece share their views on a dark day for the club, with the positivity of the summer seemingly light years away.

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