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OLIVER’S GOT TASTE FOR MORE

Akinde partnership pays off
By Adam LeRoux

HAVING A LAUGH: Vadaine Oliver, left, is loving life at Gillingham
PICTURE: PA Images

GILLINGHAM striker Vadaine Oliver is in the form of his life and he credits one man for his turnaround in front of goal – strike partner John Akinde.
Oliver bagged four goals in three games prior to yesterday’s trip to Doncaster, helping to maintain the Gills’ fine league form that started with an unbeaten November and carried on with wins against Bristol Rovers and Swindon.
Oliver scored three times in those two games to fuel a run that h...

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