The job isn't done yet for Gillingham despite the turnaround under Neil Harris.

There's still a fair bit of work to do and the end of the season is no doubt going to be a nervy time.

Down at the bottom of League One, there are a fair few clubs scrapping it out to stay above the drop zone and we should find out exactly who can win the race for survival in the next few weeks.

It's going to be a tight finish at both ends of the third tier but that is exactly what makes the division so special.

To try and take your minds off the relegation battle for a little while, we've been scouring the archives to find some former Gills players whose time wasn't exactly memorable.

There are plenty of such players but today, we've highlighted eight that you probably forgot ever played for Gillingham...

Jack Marriott has proven time after time in his EFL career that he knows exactly where the goal is.

Unfortunately, the striker's brief spell at Gillingham didn't see him find the net once.

In fact, Marriott only played 11 minutes of football for the Gills – coming off the bench in a 2-1 defeat to Brentford while on loan from Ipswich Town in the 2013/14 campaign.

That loan move lasted less than a month as he was back at Portman Road by the end of January.

A recognisable figure for most fans of the Premier League and the Championship, Irish goalkeeper Darren Randolph has cut out a career for himself in the top two tiers of English football.

Early on in his career, he did spend a month at Priestfield during the 2006/07 campaign but it may be hard to find Gills fans that remember that.

Randolph featured 4 times in total, conceding six goals, before returning to parent club Charlton Athletic.

Jamie O'Hara is becoming better known as a football pundit than he was as a player, thanks to his appearances on talkSPORT.

The former midfielder spent most of his career in the Premier League and Championship with the likes of Wolves, Spurs, Fulham, and Portsmouth.

However, he did have a short spell as a Gills player in the latter part of his career.

O'Hara joined on a free transfer in August 2016 but made just three appearances and left the club a month later.

When he's on song, Luke Freeman is an irresistible player to watch and someone that can create real moments of magic for his side.

Unfortunately, Gillingham never really got to see that side of him.

Freeman played eight minutes of senior football for the Gills before he was snapped up by Arsenal in January 2008.

The attacking midfielder never broke through at the Emirates but has enjoyed a successful Championship career and made a few appearances in the Premier League.

Kevin Lisbie enjoyed impressive spells at a number of London and East England clubs, including Charlton Athletic, Leyton Orient, Colchester United, and Ipswich Town, but his time at Priestfield was much less memorable.

The striker joined on loan from Charlton in March 1999 and spent a little more than a month with the Gills.

His record there was decent but in comparison to some of his other moves, it's unlikely to be one that he or fans of the club remember particularly well.

A regular fixture in Eddie Howe's side during Bournemouth's rise to the Premier League, Charlie Daniels may not have made the grade at Tottenham but he certainly enjoyed a fruitful career in the game.

The defender did spend time at Gillingham early on in his career but it was a fairly nondescript move, which lasted little more than a month.

Daniels made five appearances for the Gills while on loan from Spurs in the 2008/09 campaign.

Now the Peterborough United first team coach, Dale Tonge has forged a strong career in the EFL as both a player and a coach.

The majority of his playing career took place in Yorkshire due to spells with Barnsley and Rotherham United but he did spend a brief time down at Gillingham in 2007.

The Barnsley-born player joined the Gills on loan from the Tykes but made just three appearances for the club before departing – not likely to be a spell that demands a lengthy chapter in his autobiography!

A familiar face for football fans of a certain age, Trevor Benjamin was something of an English football journeyman in the 2000s.

The forward's most significant contributions came for Cambridge United and then Leicester City but he played for plenty of clubs up and down the football pyramid.

The Gills were among those, with Benjamin joining on loan from Leicester in 2003.

That was one of seven loan spells away from the Foxes alone, which highlights just how many clubs he represented in his career.