arrivées
06/00 Jamaïque Marlon King AT Barnet FC Barnet FC
03/00 Angleterre Jonathan Bass DF Birmingham City Birmingham City
03/00 Angleterre Lee Matthews AT Leeds United Leeds United
03/00 Australie Steve Mautone GB Crystal Palace Crystal Palace
01/00 Angleterre Ty Gooden MF Swindon Town Swindon Town
01/00 Écosse Iffy Onuora AT Swindon Town Swindon Town
11/99 Angleterre Rodney Rowe AT Halifax Town Halifax Town
09/99 Nigeria Emmanuel Omoyimni AT West Ham United West Ham United
08/99 Écosse Andy Thomson AT Oxford United Oxford United
08/99 Pays des Galles Tony Williams GB Blackburn Rovers Blackburn Rovers
08/99 Irlande du Nord Brian McGlinchey DF Port Vale FC Port Vale FC
08/99 Angleterre Christian Lee AT Northampton Town Northampton Town
07/99 Angleterre Steve Butler AT Peterborough United Peterborough United
départs
05/00 Angleterre Jonathan Bass DF Birmingham City Birmingham City
05/00 Angleterre Lee Matthews AT Leeds United Leeds United
03/00 Angleterre John Hodge AT Northampton Town Northampton Town
11/99 Angleterre Robert Taylor AT Manchester City Manchester City
11/99 Nigeria Emmanuel Omoyimni AT West Ham United West Ham United
10/99 Angleterre James Pinnock AT Margate FC Margate FC
10/99 Pays des Galles Tony Williams GB Blackburn Rovers Blackburn Rovers
09/99 Angleterre Mick Galloway MF Lincoln City Lincoln City
06/99 Angleterre Darren Carr DF Brighton & Hove Albion Brighton & Hove Albion
06/99 Angleterre Tommy Osborne DF Hastings United Hastings United

Gillingham FC

Gillingham FC
Gillingham FC
Gillingham Football Club
 
Pays: Angleterre
fondée: 18.05.1893
Stade: MEMS Priestfield Stadium
Page d'accueil: www.gillinghamfootballclub.com
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