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Boss Paul Jewell admits that he already has half an eye on next season as the Blues go to Crystal Palace on Saturday with the current campaign over from a competitive perspective. Despite this, the Town manager is keen to end 2011/12 on a high note.

Gills midfielder Stuart O’Keefe says it will mean a lot to captain his side at Portman Road tomorrow, the Suffolk-born 30-year-old having started his career in the Town academy.

Town boss Kieran McKenna is expecting to face a very different Gillingham side at Portman Road on Saturday to the one the Blues smashed 4-0 at the Priestfield Stadium a month ago.

One month after their last meeting, the Blues host a Gillingham side staring down the barrel of relegation and TomTheWriter assesses the mood in the opposition camp.

The Blues’ home game against Gillingham remains 0-0 at half-time.

Conor Chaplin’s ninth goal of the season saw Town to a 1-0 victory over Gillingham at Portman Road, maintaining manager Kieran McKenna’s 100 per cent home record. The Gills had hit the woodwork twice before Chaplin’s low strike in the 74th minute with the Blues unconvincing for much of the afternoon.

Joe Pigott, Lee Evans, Tom Carroll and James Norwood return to the Town starting line-up for this afternoon’s home game against Gillingham.

Town missed the chance to make up points on leaders Wycombe Wanderers after drawing 0-0 at home to Gillingham. The Blues, who are back up to second, started very slowly but improved, however, were unable to find the goal which would have ended their League One winless run, which has now stretched to six games.

Town and Gillingham remained locked at 0-0 at half-time at Portman Road.