Joe Royle was delighted with the win over Gillingham but stated that he wants to add to the squad sooner rather than later.

Goals from Richard Naylor and Dean Bowditch gave Town a 2-1 win after lifelong Blues fan Paul Smith had eased Gills into a first-half lead.

"I was pleased with the second-half performance and we should have scored two or three goals," said the Town boss.

"I was angry at half-time and so were the players. We gave away another horror goal to make it difficult for us but we turned it around and the most important thing is that we got the three points.

"Kevin Horlock did a great job for us in the middle of the park and passed the ball well and he also provided us with some defensive cover which is something we are not used to from our midfield players.

"But looking at the bench, it's important that we try and bring some new additions into the squad soon rather than later."

Joe also praised the efforts of Jason De Vos, who skippered the side in the absence of Jim Magilton and matchwinner Dean Bowditch.

"Jason did well and it was nice to have a player at the back who organised the defence, something else we have been missing and Dean's strike for the goal was fantastic.

"It was a difficult skill and he meant to put the ball where he did. Sometimes when a player scores a goal like that, I wonder if it was deliberate but with that goal, I know he did."