Cal primed for runway traffic

Brother Gregor flies in for more heroics

- BY ALAN ROBERTSON

Cal primed for runway traffic

THAT'S the thing about defying expectations... once you do, folk start to expect.

So much so, they fly in from western USA in the hope of seeing a rerun of one of the biggest Scottish Cup shocks.

Tomorrow marks a year to the day Queen's Park and Rangers met at the same stage of the same competition on the same pitch.

Only this time, Spiders keeper Calum Ferrie - the undoubted hero of the original after saving James Tavernier's stoppage-time spot-kick - will see an extra face in the crowd.

The 27-year-old said: “My brother Gregor lives in Utah and is flying over for the game because he was very angry at himself he didn't last time.

“He's said that if I don't do the same again I am going to have to pay for his flights!

“We'll see how that one goes. He works at a school as a football coach. He is five years older and was always better at football than me.