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“I’m ecstatic. You’d struggle to write a script like that. The boys in there, the whole squad, boys who were even injured today, have been fantastic all week.<\/p>\n
“We’ve prepared right, we’ve believed we can get a result out of this game. Nobody’s invincible, we’ve said that all week. It’s worked well for us.”<\/p>\n
Ferrie’s modesty matched the modest reputation of Drozd, who arrived after his release by Milwall in October.<\/p>\n
Before that he had been playing for Uxbridge in the Isthmian League. He had scored one goal all season.<\/p>\n
Now, he is immortal in Scottish football history after selling a dummy to Jefte, opening his body up, and slotting into the bottom corner like prime Thierry Henry. <\/p>\n
But there were so many heroes in black and white.<\/p>\n
Centre-backs Nikola Ujdur and Will Tizzard were towering presences in the middle of the box, with six of their fellow defenders unavailable for Queen’s Park.<\/p>\n
Sean Welsh and Louis Longridge could barely move by stoppage time after running themselves into the ground in midfield.<\/p>\n
To a man, they were magnificent. All of them found their legs at the end, though, as they sprinted towards the corner of Ibrox housing the delirious Queen’s Park fans.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n