It’s been a busy period for the Gills, returning back from Salford on Saturday night and Clemence spent Sunday studying the opposition. The team trained on Monday ahead of a train journey north.

With seven games in March, there are plenty of points up for grabs, but Clemence insists he’s not looking beyond their midweek trip to Barrow.

He said: “You concentrate on the next game, that’s all you do, you can’t get ahead of yourself.

“I have been in the game a long time but there is no way, even as a player I am thinking about what’s happening in five or six games time.

“We want to be successful and we want to try and get into the play-offs or can we do better? Whatever that is. The only thing that takes care of all of that is the next game.”

While the Gills have found some consistency, Barrow have too, but of the wrong kind, with three successive defeats. Their last game was at Salford - visiting the Peninsula Stadium just before the Gills - coming away with a 5-3 defeat. They have lost to lowly Forest Green Rovers before that.

While Barrow’s game was postponed on Saturday the Gills battled it out on Salford’s sticky pitch which will have left them tired but Clemence said: “There will have been some tiredness but thankfully we got ourselves a couple of goals ahead and I could make a few substitutions to give a few of the boys a rest.”

George Lapslie (hamstring) was left out at the weekend after only just returning to training while the Gills have yet to give an update on the injury status of striker Josh Andrews who has yet to feature since signing.