Sacked manager Mark Bonner believes Gillingham are primed to have a successful second half of the season. Before he was removed from his post, a number of big players were coming towards full fitness,

GILLINGHAM have sacked manger Mark Bonner following a dismal run of form – and announced his appointment less than an hour later. The Gills sit 14th in League Two – without a win in

Gillingham have sacked manager Mark Bonner after eight months in charge of the League Two club and replaced him with former Accrington Stanley boss John Coleman. Coleman and his assistant Jimmy Bell will take charge until the end of the season. The Gills have lost their past three league matches, including a 3-0 home defeat by Bromley on Thursday.

Gillingham have announced the departure of manager Mark Bonner – and the club are set to announce his replacement imminently. A poor run of form over Christmas left the Gills sitting 14th in the League 2 table – 10 points off the play-off places.

Mark Bonner believes Matty Stevens’ controversial winner in AFC Wimbledon’s 1-0 victory against Gillingham should not have stood. The first half finished goalless at the Cherry Red Records Stadium, but the Dons’ top scorer got on the end of James Tilley’s corner to give the

The festive period wasn’t a productive one for Mark Bonner’s men as they dropped to 13th place in League 2 after back-to-back defeats at Colchester and Wimbledon. While on the field they need some wins, off it they need to strengthen now that the January transfer window is open for new signings.

Gillingham have named their new manager following the sacking of Mark Bonner. John Coleman, the former Accrington and Rochdale boss, has been appointed as first-team boss until the end of the season.

The Gills were beaten 3-0 at home by Bromley on January 2, a third straight defeat in League Two, and are 14th in the table after this weekend's fixtures.