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KINNEAR: WE WILL BE ALL WHITE ON THE NIGHT

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Dover undone by class of Gills but boss unconcerned

By Jason Burns
DOVER ATHLETIC 0
GILLINGHAM 3

CLOSE CALL: Josh Parker takes aim for Gillingham
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

DOVER’S pre-season preparations took a dent as Kent neighbours Gillingham ran out comfortable winners.
But Whites boss Chris Kinnear was unconcerned by the defeat.
“First half we did well but could not finish,” admitted Athletic’s boss afterwards.
“Gillingham got a freaky goal to open the scoring and their lads have got a lot more ninety minutes than us as they have been splitting their sides ...

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