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Gillingham head coach Stephen Clemence wants his team to maximise their potential but goals remain a problem. Walsall head to Priestfield next in League 2

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Gillingham head coach Stephen Clemence has warned his men that they could become a “nearly team” if they don’t start taking their chances.

The Gills lost their 12th game of the season on Saturday after another disappointing afternoon in front of goal at MK Dons. They went down 2-1, despite having the better of the chances.

Clemence’s side are creating more opportunities but still aren’t converting. They are at home to mid-table Walsall this Saturday, knowing the play-off chase is at least still on.

But Clemence warned: “If we don’t start taking more of them (chances) then we might be a team that’s just a nearly team, a team that’s got good players and can have an effect on a game, but if we want to do anything we have to start taking those chances. “It takes hard work, effort and organisation and we are all in this together.

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