Rowley’s side, who will have defender Alex Whittle and midfielder Jonathon Page available again after injury when they face third-placed Carlisle at Brunton Park, are looking to recover from a limp performance in their 2-1 home defeat by Aldershot on Tuesday.
Yeovil have drifted to 18th in the table after winning just once in their past five games and are only five points clear of the bottom four.
“That’s definitely the worst we’ve played in the two and a half months I’ve been here,” Rowley added. “The bottom line is we got outrun and outfought and it’s the first time that’s happened.
“It was important to press the reset button, to realign ourselves with the minimum expectations of playing for Yeovil and playing for the badge.
“When you’re looking around the room, seeing people nodding and looking you in the eye, it’s pretty clear everybody knows we had a bad day at the office.
“It’s something we desperately want to ensure doesn’t happen again.”
