Goalkeeper Glenn Morris insists Gillingham are in a good place – despite being outgunned by League 1 big boys Luton Town in their latest pre-season clash.
The experienced keeper doesn’t want to look too deep into a 2-0 defeat against Luton and insists it’s all about making sure they’re right for when it matters most.
Gillingham have two more pre-season matches left, against Ebbsfleet and Dartford, before kicking off the season with a trip to Accrington Stanley on August 2.
“We've had a good workout, first and foremost,” Morris said, after their latest friendly outing.
“The boys put in a real good shift. They're a really strong team, and you'd like to think they'll be right up there in League 1.
“It was, in spells, a difficult afternoon, but second half, we got to grips with it and if anything, we had the better chances.
“They’re a great team. They've got a lot of pace, move the ball really quickly, they hurt us a couple of times and it was unfortunate.
“But we had some good chances. Second half we were in the ascendancy and unfortunately missed the penalty. We had some chances to try and get a goal but it's pre-season. It doesn't really matter.
“I think we came out of it feeling strong as a group and healthy, most importantly, that's the main thing.
“The boys looked fit and where we want to be. We’re in a good place. Everything's going in the right direction.
“It's difficult to know where you're at in terms of comparing to other teams but we can't worry about that. We've just got to worry about ourselves.
“We had a good workout against Southampton midweek. We played Luton and both teams are higher than us.
“There were large spells of it where we've really gone toe-to-toe with them, so some real positives.
“We'll see
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