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Millers make life happy for Gipson

Aveley defender Jayden Gipson says ‘the good environment around the club’ was one of the key factors behind his decision to remain at Parkside for next season.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2026

By Ben Mapp

IN THE GROOVE: Aveley enjoyed a fine season

Aveley defender Jayden Gipson says ‘the good environment around the club’ was one of the key factors behind his decision to remain at Parkside for next season.
The Millers enjoyed a strong campaign in the Isthmian Premier Division last term, finishing second before suffering a 4-1 defeat to Essex rivals Brentwood Town in the play-off semi-finals. Despite ending the season 12 points behind runaway champions Folkestone Invicta, the Millers still accumulated 86 points with a brand-new squad and management team following relegation fro...

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