ALT Emirates FA Cup graphic explaining the Gillingham crest: a shield split between black and white stripes and a white rearing horse on blue. Three labelled sections read: “Black & White Stripes: The shield incorporates black and white stripes, which honour Gillingham’s original kit colours before they switched to blue shirts in the 1930s. Solid blue is also used to represent their modern team colours.” “The Kent Invicta Horse: The white horse in the centre is adapted from the coat of arms of Kent County Council, symbolising the ancient Saxon kingdom of Kent.” “‘Gills’ in the Mane: The horse’s mane is cleverly styled to spell out the club’s nickname.”