All of Gills top-scorer Jayden Clarke's 3 goals came in League 2 and only Elliott Nevitt scored in both league (4) and cup (1) competitions. There were just 4 goals scored in the 3 cup competitions where Andrews, Hawkins and Wyllie all scored 1 each.

Jayden Clarke's 6 home goals was twice that of his next nearest rivals - Joe Gbode, who scored all 3 of his goals at Priestfield, & Robbie McKenzie who scored 3 at home & 3 away. McKenzie and Nevitt had the most away goals (3) - 1 more than opposition goals in Gills' away games.

14 players scored at Priestfield in league & cup with the most at the Rainham End being 2. Despite 6 home goals being double that of the next highest, Jayden Clarke only managed 1 Rainham End goal. Nolan, Wakeling & Jonny Williams were the only home scorers not to score at the RE

In all competitions, the Gills managed just 15 goals before half time in their 51 matches with Elliott Nevitt scoring 4 of them. 30 were scored after the break with Robbie McKenzie's 5 being the most by any player.

When coming on as a sub, Jayden Clarke (from 14 substitute appearances) and Joe Gbode (from 18 appearances as a sub) both scored the most goals with 3. Just 12 goals were scored by substitutes and by 7 different players.

21 of the 45 goals were scored with the right foot/leg. Just 8 goals were headers (or not from either foot) and Nevitt was the only player to score more than 1. Both Clark & Clarke scored 3 left footed goals - Jayden & McKenzie being the only players to score with both feet head

Just 7 goals came from outside of the penalty area and Robbie McKenzie had 3 of them. All 7 of Jayden Clarke's goals and all 5 of Elliott Nevitt's were scored from inside the area.

The Gills did not take more than 1 lead in any of their games last season so all players earning the Gills a lead did so by scoring the opening goal of the game. Jayden Clarke scored 5 of the 25 opening goals for the Gills.

71.4% of Jayden Clarke's goals (5 out of 7) was a lead giving goal and 80.0% of Elliott Nevitt's (4 out of 5) also put the Gills in front. Tim Dieng was the player with the most goals (3) that were all lead-giving ones.

Jayden Clarke and Robbie McKenzie both scored 3 winning goals for the Gills. Clarke scored 5 goals in Gills winning games whilst McKenzie managed 4. All other players only managed 1 winning goal each and/or scored 1 goal in a Gills win.

Max Clark provided the most assists with 6 from his 43 games and Jack Nolan was next with 4. Aaron Rowe managed 3 in his 17 games.

Both Clark & Clarke contributed to 9 goals (scored/assisted/won a converted set piece) with Jayden's coming every 247.8 mins on average. Dieng's 4 contributions come every 177.3 mins whilst Hawkins' 3 included 2 penalties won - the only direct set piece goals scored last season.

For any player at Priestfield playing a larger proportion of home games, the Gills won more games (46.2%) when Masterson featured in the match. Holtam (100%) and Khumbeni (66.7%) won 1 and 2 games respectively. 6 players did not experience a home win last season.

Harry Webster (4 games) and Taite Holtam (2 games) won half of all the home and away games they featured in last season. Aaron Rowe won 35.3% (6 wins, 6 draws and 5 defeats) from his 17 matches whilst 5 players did not experience any wins in their combined 10 games.

When available for selection at the club, Lapslie didn't feature in 5 home games whilst Smith missed 3. The Gills won 60.0% & 66.7% of those games respectively. The Gills only won 25% of the 8 games Khumbeni missed since his arrival and won none of the 6 missed by Clark & Hutton

The Gills missed their main fullbacks the most, not winning any games that Max Clark (8 home and away games) and Remeao Hutton (4 games) did not feature in. Since his arrival, Khumbeni missed 13 games with just 2 (15.4%) ending in Gills wins.

The Gills were most prolific when Aaron Rowe started matches, scoring a goal once every 72.1 minutes on average. The most goals whilst on the pitch witnessed by a player starting the match was the 39 with Hutton on the pitch at the time - a goal on average every 95.4 minutes.

When top scorer Jayden Clarke came on as a sub, the Gills scored 8 goals in his 323 minutes on the pitch - a goal on average every 40.4 minutes. This compares to 16 in 1,907 minutes (one every 119.2 minutes) in the minutes of games he started

Either as a starter or a sub, the Gills most frequently scored with Harry Waldock on the on the pitch (albeit he only played 45 minutes). Next best was Oli Hawkins who witnessed 14 Gills' goals with him on the pitch - one every 70.8 minutes on average.

The Gills struggled to score more when Max Clark was not on the pitch at the time. The 980 minutes he missed saw just 7 Gills goals scored, one every 140.0 minutes on average. Since he arrived at the club, the Gills scored a goal every 78.8 minutes without Andy Smith.