Got a problem? Maybe you can hire...The G-Team

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In 2008, a hapless Kent football club was sent to League Two for football crimes they actually did commit.

These men then promptly travelled to deepest, darkest Shropshire on Saturday afternoon. Today, still smarting from a 7-0 walloping from Shrewsbury, they sit in eighth place. If you have a problem, if everybody else is busy, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire...GILLINGHAM FOOTBALL CLUB.

You know the rest of itâ¦.


The Gillingham of the 80s

Yes, as weâÂÂre sure youâÂÂve heard by now, Roland Benedict, son of A-Team star Dirk, is currently having a trial with KentâÂÂs finest.

Benedict the younger has been described by pops as âÂÂquite goodâ at football, which explains his willingness to take in GillinghamâÂÂs reserve match against Southampton last week.

So letâÂÂs meet the stars of âÂÂThe G-TeamâÂÂ:


Allison: loves it when a plan comes together...

The former Manchester City and Crystal Palace boss loves nothing better than a puff on a decent-sized cigar while reflecting on whether his plans had âÂÂcome togetherâÂÂ, although those were most likely plans to outwit his rival managers rather than escape from a barn using oil drums, lengths of rope and fire extinguishers, making him the perfect boss for the G-Team.

Jimmy Bullard as âÂÂHowlin Madâ Murdock

Who better to fill the role as the lovable mentalist of the group than FulhamâÂÂs own chirpy cheeky chappie? With his penchant for fishing, the G-Team are sure to get into a few scrapes, with hillarious consiquences⦠maybe. 


I pity the fool who doesn't get to play under Bruce Rioch

Experienced but with a mean streak, Bergkamp is perfect for the role of Baracus, despite the minor aesthetic differences. Just donâÂÂt expect him to âÂÂget on no plane fool.â At least not without Allison slipping something in his Lucozade bottle.