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Football: Gills are in a spot of trouble; GILLINGHAM........1 Hope 59 CARDIFF...............2 Earnshaw 36, Bullock 86.(The PREM)
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Sunday Mirror (London, England)
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April 4, 2004
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Byline: PETER BURRINGTON
STRUGGLING Gills are in danger of paying the penalty for their failure to convert from the spot.
Alan Pouton's 88th-minute penalty miss cost the Kent side a precious point in an increasingly desperate relegation battle.
Pouton was given the job after Nicky Southall missed two spot kicks in the 1-0 defeat at Crystal Palace in February.
Gills coach Wayne Jones said: "Alan said he had never missed a penalty and look...
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