


| Team | | |
| Ground name | Priestfields Stadium | |
| Stand names | | |
| 1 | Medway Stand | 8 |
| 2 | Rainham End | 7 |
| 3 | | 4 |
| 4 | | 1 |
| Capacity | 11,582 | |
| Atmosphere | Away open air so it harder to make an away atmosphere but home fans can make it lively | 7 |
| Facilities | The away stand is a temporary one but I’ve heard from many sources that the facilities are very good considering. | 6 |
| Accessibility | The parking isn’t always easy around the ground because of the many houses that surround it but the train station is 5 mins away. | 5 |
| Positives | The ground is clean and it has been totally been rebuilt in the last 10/15 years | |
| Negatives | The uncovered can be windy ans wet in the winter and in the summer the sun shine directly at the Medway Stand | |
| Overall | | |
Priestfield Stadium has been virtually re-built since the current Chairman Paul Scally took over in 1995. On one side of the ground is the impressive two tiered, Medway Stand, opened in 2000, with a row of executive boxes (the type which you can sit outside of) running across the middle. Opposite is the tidy all seater Gordon Road Stand. Unfortunately though, it contains a number of supporting pillars, which may hinder your view. This also has an unusual TV gantry perched on its roof. The Rainham End has also been re-developed, with a single tier cantilevered stand, which replaced a former terrace. It is an open all seated temporary stand has been erected on what was the former Gillingham End terrace, it is hoped that this will be replaced with a permanent 3,200 seated stand at some point. This stand has been named the Brian Moore Stand in memory of the legendary commentator and lifelong Gills fan.

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