Barrow: No intention of letting up says manager Pete Wild
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Barrow have the second best defensive record in League Two with just 40 goals conceded
Barrow have no intention of letting up after surpassing last season's points total with eight games to go.
Saturday's home victory over Newport County took them to 64 points, two better than last season.
They sit sixth in League Two, are unbeaten in their last five games, and are on course for a play-off spot.
"We'll take a lot of pride from that, but that's not us finished. It's an outstanding achievement," manager Pete Wild told BBC Radio Cumbria.
"I'm so proud of every player and member of staff."
The Bluebirds are in their fourth season back in the EFL since promotion from the National League.
Finishing ninth last year was their best effort, but this season they have been in the play-off positions since early November.
However, Wild said their fine season has not been driven by studying league tables.
"We wanted 1.5 points per game, which gives you 69," he said.
"Let's go after that next, but the catalyst for this season is to concentrate on the next game. So all our focus is now towards Grimsby on Friday."