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Paul Scally
Paul Damien Phillip Scally (born 1955/1956)〔 is a London-born businessman who has been the chairman of association football club Gillingham since 1995.
==Career==
Scally had become wealthy through the sale of a photocopier business before he bought the "Gills" for the sum of £1 in 1995, taking the club out of administration shortly before they would have been placed in liquidation. His tenure has witnessed the most successful period in the club's history, with three promotions, three Wembley play-off finals and four FA Cup victories over top division opponents, and their highest league finish of 11th in the Championship. The last few seasons have seen less success on the field with two relegations returning them to League Two.
He has also overseen the radical redevelopment of the club's Priestfield Stadium, with three new permanent stands and one temporary one transforming it into an all-seater arena, together with other non-footballing facilities such as a banqueting suite. The club's fortunes both on and off the pitch took a downhill turn from about 2004, arising mainly from an overspend on the new stands and facilities and the loss of anticipated income following the collapse of ITV Digital.
Scally is the sole owner of Priestfield Developments Ltd., a company formed in 2007 with the sole purpose of purchasing Gillingham's Priestfield Stadium for £9.8m as part of the restructuring of the club's debts.
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