Gillingham assistant manager Steven Craig said the squad need to focus on themselves ahead of Saturday's trip to Colchester United.
Craig is expecting a difficult afternoon against a team he believes has performed better than the points tally they have won so far this campaign. He also discussed the Football Club's away form this season, and credited the away support for their fantastic backing, as he expects another strong visiting crowd for the weekend's visit to Essex.
The assistant manager discussed the competitiveness of League Two this season, with just four points separating third from 15th.
The 45-year-old provided an injury update ahead of Saturday's fixture, touching upon the fitness of Andy Smith, Robbie McKenzie and Harry Waldock. He also discussed how he has settled into life in ME7 since moving to the club from Gala Fairydean Rovers in the summer.
On Colchester United this Saturday...
We have studied them over the past three or four days. They are a proper footballing team. I think it's the way that their manager, [Danny] Cowley, likes them to play. I think that they are quite young this year, with a blend of experience.
I think that their league position might not reflect their performances. It will be a really tough game. We just need to concentrate on what we can do.
The away form so far this season...
We have traveled well, which I think is always a good sign for a squad. Our two most convincing victories have been away from home against Rotherham and Rochdale, so hopefully we can take that form away. The boys like travelling. The away support is really important to us.
The travelling away support has been top all season. I am sure that they will follow us to Colchester on Saturday.
The competitiveness of League Two...
I feel that there are so many good teams that offer something different. There are a lot of teams that are set-play-based and land on seconds and see out the ball. I have really enjoyed the fact of what formation are they going to play, and how are they going to play. I noticed a lot of subs have a massive impact on this league. Teams against us have maybe put three or four players on in the space of two or three minutes, so that is a bit different from what I was used to.
The players that went off during Tuesday's EFL Trophy win and other injury news...
I think that two or three were precautionary. I think Robbie McKenzie might miss Saturday, but the rest will be expected to be fit and available for Saturday.
[On Conor McManus, who is away with the Republic of Ireland Under-21 squad] - I think that he has been cleared so I am expecting him to play.
We expect Harry Waldock, Logan Dobbs and Andy Smith will all be available for the weekend. Ronan Hale as well.
Settling into life in ME7 and back in English football...
It has been amazing. I didn't realise how far away Kent is. Some of the away trips are like a three-day camel trek on the bus, but I am thoroughly enjoying it! I said before that the biggest draw for me was working with the people that I knew. Obviously the Gaffer [Gareth Ainsworth], Watesy [David Wates] and Dobbo [Richard Dobson], but getting to know Pete Gill and Deren [Ibrahim].
We have got a really good staff here - the medical staff as well. We have got a real proper group. From my selfish point of view, I have had to lean heavily on them to learn quickly.
Learning the league again, it was 2015 when I was down here as a player. There have been slight changes, but I have really enjoyed coming up against teams like Chesterfield and York. I am learning the league quickly, on how teams want to play and how teams want to settle. I have thoroughly enjoyed it so far.
