Cove Rangers can't make us take our eye off the ball, says Airdrie striker

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Calum Gallagher says Airdrie can't focus on Cove Rangers, and must take care of their own business.The 27-year-old former Rangers and St Mirren striker took his tally to nine for the season as Airdrie thumped third-placed Montrose 4-1 at New Broomfield on Saturday, cutting the deficit at the top of League One to five points, after Cove drew 0-0 with 10-man Queen's Park.Gallagher says while that is important, Airdrie have to just keep performing as they are, and the wins will come.And he's determined to fire his way up the scoring charts following his glory double.Gallagher scored twice in 90 seconds in the first half, before Craig Watson and Adam Frizzell helped themselves to goals in the second half, meaning Graham Webster's penalty strike just before the interval turned out to be consolation for Montrose.He said: "The win was really important."It's tough not to focus on Cove and chase, but at the same time we're very internal, very introspective in how we approach our training and our mentality.

Everything is very much on our own performance as a team."We try not to look too 'big picture' at the league, because if we keep performing in the right way, regardless of results, they'll come anyway.

We will climb and catch."It's 4-1 against Montrose, there won't be many teams this season [who do that] if any."They're a really well-drilled, organised team, and I expect them to finish right up there, so it's credit to the guys in the dressing room, who have been immense."As a team and personally I'm hoping I can carry that form on, and the team continue that."We'll have one eye on the other results, but it's all about what we do from here on out."As a striker, Gallagher was delighted with his double, firing a curling effort