2025 / 26 Gills Player Goals

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Total Goals Scored by Gills Players (and Minutes per Goal), All Goals Scored in League and Cups and All Goals Scored in All Competitions during the Season by Gills Players that Season.
- In all Gills League and Cup games, Bradley Dack was top-scorer for the Gills with 7 goals - an average of a goal every 377.3 minutes he played. Ronan Hale's goals came every 334.4 minutes on average. For any player who scored more than 1 goal, Marcus Wylie scored most frequently (every 189 minutes).
- All 7 of Bradley Dack's goals came in the league. Just 8 goals were scored in the cups games, each by a different player.
- For all senior competition goals (including international games and those for other clubs) by players in the 2025/6 Gills squad, Jack Nolan was top-scorer with 19 goals after he was available for the first 7 games. Ronan Hale scored 17 times, 12 for Ross County and 5 for the Gills.

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2.
Goals Scored by Gills Players by Location - Home and Away and Goals Scored at the Rainham End.
- Bradley Dack scored the most goals and was joint scorer at Priestfield, alongside Garath McCleary, with 4 goals. He was also joint top scorer away from home, alongside Palmer-Houlden and Vokes, with 3 goals. Vokes, J Williams, Gbode, J Smith and Booth were the only players to score away and not at home.
- 17 different players scored at the Rainham End, none of which scored more than twice there. McKenzie and Wyllie were top scorers at the Rainham End with 2 goals, both of their goals at Priestfield. Aaron Rowe and Logan Dobbs were the only Gills players who scored at Priestfield not to do so at the Rainham End.

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Gills Goals Scored by Gills Players by Periods in the Match - First Half and Second Half Goals and Goals Scored as a Substitute.
- Bradley Dack (6) and Ronan Hale (3) were the only players to score more than 1 first half goal. Other than Dack and Hale, only 10 other Gills players scored a single goal before half time. Palmer-Houlden scored the most second half goals (5), all 5 the goals he scored.
- Just 11 goals were scored by Gills players who were on the pitch as a substitute. Nevitt, McCleary, Palmer-Houlden and Vokes all manage the most but all scored just 2. Nevitt's 2 goals came in only 7 substitute appearances.

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4.
Gills Goals Scored by Body Parts and the Position of Gills Players on the Pitch.
- Top scorer Dack scored all 7 of his goals with his right foot. Just 11 goals were scored with anything other than a left or right foot with Andrews being the only player to score more than 1. Clark and Vokes both scored 2 left footed goals, 4 of the 9 scored.
- Just 6 goals were scored by Gills players last season from outside of the penalty area. Jonny Smith was the only player to do so without also scoring from inside the box.

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Gills Goal-scorers giving a Lead, Opening the Scoring and Scoring in Winning Games.
- Robbie McKenzie, Ronan Hale and Bradley Dack all scored 3 goals which gave the Gills a lead - McKenzie's goals were 75% of all the goals he scored last season. A Smith, J Smith, Gale and Dobbs all saw their only goal being a lead giving one. 9 players scored without any taking a lead.
- 24 leads were taken by goals scored by a Gills player and all bar 4 were the opening goal. McKenzie, Palmer-Houlden and McCleary were the only players to give an additional lead in a game. Dack and Hale scored the first goal of the game 3 times, all of the leads they had given.
- 2 of Dack and McCleary's goals proved to be the one that won the match, the most of any Gills player. Both had scored 3 goals scored in winning games. Only 5 players scored in winning games without any being the winning goal.

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