Lowly Gillingham dump Addicks out of Cup

Gillingham 3 Charlton 2

Lowly Gillingham dump Addicks out of Cup
Sat, 03 Jan, 2004 - 17:28

Gillingham 3 Charlton 2

Andy Hessenthaler’s Gillingham had the laugh last in the row over supporter recruitment by dumping neighbours Charlton out of the FA Cup with their first win over the Addicks since 1929.

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CourtsSoccerFA CupPlace: KentPlace: The ValleyPlace: Priestfield StadiumPlace: Thames GatewayPlace: GillinghamPerson: Andy HessenthalerPerson: Tommy JohnsonPerson: Mamady SidibePerson: Paul SmithPerson: Ian CoxPerson: Carlton ColePerson: Alan CurbishleyPerson: ColePerson: Graham StuartPerson: Claus JensenPerson: Jon FortunePerson: HessenthalerPerson: Paul ScallyPerson: Nyron NosworthyPerson: Paul KoncheskyPerson: CoxPerson: JohnsonPerson: FortunePerson: Chris PerryPerson: KielyPerson: MaliPerson: SidibePerson: Nicky SouthallPerson: Scott ParkerPerson: SmithPerson: NosworthyPerson: Jonatan JohanssonPerson: Chris HopePerson: CurbishleyPerson: Paolo di CanioPerson: PerryPerson: Jason EuellPerson: Radostin KishishevPerson: Bertrand BossuPerson: JensenPerson: JohanssonPerson: Di CanioEvent: FA CupEvent: Barclaycard PremiershipEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: GillinghamOrganisation: AddicksOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: Gills
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