By ctucker@thekmgroup.co.uk (Craig Tucker) Gillingham boss Neil Harris was happy with a point against Barrow, admitting: “We weren’t very good today.” Elkan Baggott’s 74th-minute header secured a 1-1 draw as Gills extended their unbeaten run to seven games in all competitions. Glenn Morris’ second-half penalty save from Josh Kay, with Gills trailing 1-0, gave them the push they needed to get something out of the game. They’ve dropped a place to 19th in League 2 but a point was a decent return in the circumstances. “We have to be honest and open-eyed to it, we weren’t very good today,” said Har…