Genuinely nothing in the Medway towns. Stay in London and get the train in and out for the game.

Please don't stay in gillingham -the bar & ground are fine but you do need to stay elsewhere.Even Maidstone has more to offer !

Well look how Few Saints fans were willing to travel to Widnes, never more than 6,000 for a full season and it is only 10 miles? I have hated some of the grounds we have played on over the years none more so than Crystal Palace National Sports Centre! but the problem in London is land costs to have you own stadium were you are in full control of your destiny, but getting the right area is such a problem!

'Never more than 6,000' even though they averaged well over 7,000? Check your statistics before making a fool of yourself.

Hahahahaha - that's a good one!!!!!

The Cricketers 5 minute walk to the ground.

Frog and Toad on Burnt Oak Terrace is a decent pub to the North of Gillingham station, and is probably over a mile from the ground. Not really suitable if anyone requires access though.

Rochester is part of Medway, two rail stops from Gillingham. Plenty of decent pubs either just by the Castle and Cathedral (Kings Head, Coopers Arms, George Vaults) or even a couple along the High Street towards Chatham. A few good restaurants in Rochester as well and plenty of Charles Dickens history. About 8 trains an hour between the two stations and £2.50 for a single.

As for nightlife generally not so sure. A night club in Strood (Passions) but lord only knows what it's like.

Chatham, well possibly a source of the term Chav, but does have a few historical attractions (Dockyard, Dickens Museum, Royal Engineers Museum, Fort Amherst, Outlet centre) and there are a few good pubs if you know where to look.

Really? How does it compare to say, somewhere like Twickenham or Richmond for things to do, bars to visit and places to stay?

There is probably more to do in Medway than Twickenham to be honest.

Before you make a fool or yourself! some Widnes supporters also went to games and then the away supporters, the 7,000 was not all Saints fans however you may wish it may have been!

We are talking about the guy visiting Gillingham for one match not to live his life there, which some people may do happily! everything is not a crisis!