Luke Cawdell is a multi-media sports journalist at KentOnline. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team and individual sports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a particular focus on Gillingham Football Club. Luke's work has been featured in Suffolk Free Press and KentOnline.
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Luke Cawdell's primary focus is on local sports, particularly football and events related to Gillingham FC. He covers match reports, player performances, head coach insights, injuries, and upcoming matches.
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Defender Sam Gale has announced to the Gillingham fans that he is leaving the club.
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth is sure Sam Gale will make the grade at the higher level.
Gillingham ended their pre-season campaign with a comeback win at fellow Kent side Ebbsfleet United.
Manager Gareth Ainsworth is hoping an injury to his latest signing on Friday night is nothing to be concerned about.
By: Luke Cawdell
Barnsley fans were raving about Sam Gale after his debut - and Gillingham’s boss knows replacing the academy graduate won't be straightforward.
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth insists the club have a plan if their first-choice keeper isn’t fit for the season opener.
Gillingham look set to solve one of manager Gareth Ainsworth's biggest problems.
By: Luke Cawdell
Nick Freeman knows what it takes to win promotion under Gareth Ainsworth – and the newcomer believes the Gills have the right ingredients for success.
Manager Gareth Ainsworth hopes a new season can pull everyone together as he aims to be the man who finally gets Gillingham back on track.
Manager Josh Wright will be looking to get the better of a former team-mate when Ebbsfleet start the new season.
