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League Two leaders Gillingham have moved to strengthen their squad further with the signing of Frenchman Romain Vincelot.
Last Updated: 26/10/12 at 15:22
Vincelot: On loan until January
Vincelot, who has struggled to force his way into Gus Poyet's Brighton side, has signed on loan until January and will be hoping to aid the Gills in their pursuit of promotion.
Martin Allen is expected to select Vincelot for Saturday's visit to AFC Wimbledon as they look to bounce back from their midweek defeat at Torquay.
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