Lewis Morgan was back among the goals on Saturday in St Mirren's 3-1 victory over Queen of the South at Palmerston Park.
The Scotland U21 internationalist came back into the team this week after missing last week's game to Dunfermline due to tonsillitis, and what an impact he made as got a goal and three assists to his name.
Speaking to Buddievision, Morgan said: "It's brilliant, considering it came in a 3-1 win - we only scored three. We were talking inside about it, how I can get an assist for the free kick because I won it myself.
But it's great, it's a tough place to come, and Queens obviously have aspirations of their own and want to get into the play-offs, they've got some good players. The surface isn't great at times; but it's a great result for us coming down here."
It was the winger's first goal since his strike in the Renfrewshire Derby against Greenock Morton on the 2nd of January.
And Morgan hopes it wont be his last this season.
It's been a while," he said. "That's kind of what's been happening in my season. I've been going through little dry spells and then I'll go through a little purple patch, so hopefully that's another one coming up now.
"Obviously, we've got a break, we don't play until Dumbarton a week on Tuesday, so hopefully by then everyone will be refreshed and ready to go."
Morgan won the foul which lead to his goal against The Donnhamers, but there was some debate about who was going to take the freekick between Morgan and Magennis.
He continued: "Magennis has got a technique that can really make the ball move.
"But we just felt with the close proximity of the free kick that it might be better suited for me, just to go to the goalie's side.
"Originally I was going to hit it with pace, but it turned out with the goalie's positioning, that I didn't really need to. There was a big enough gap for me to put it in with my left foot."
The number 10 also set up both Danny Mullen and Kyle Magennis for their respective goals. The former netting his first ever goal for The Saints.
He added: "I'm really happy for Danny, he's been brilliant, he gives us something different up front and he took his goal brilliantly on his left foot. He seems to be comfortable on both sides Danny, so it's great for him and hopefully he can really kick on now as well.
"Magennis made a great run and he's made my mind up with his quality of running. I've just been able to backheel it into his path and he's drove on, took on about three players, and left them in his wake.
"It's a great finish, and we know he's got that in him and we know he's got goals in his game. For for one reason or another it hasn't happened, but now he seems to be hitting a bit of form in front of goal."
Saturday's win saw St Mirren move 12 points clear at the top of the Scottish Championship.
Both Dundee United and Livingston dropped points during the weekend as they drew with Inverness and Falkirk.
Saints now only need 15 points from the next eight games to secure promotion back to the top flight.
Morgan continued: "The end goal has been evident for everyone in our changing room. We know what we want to do and we have our own targets that we want to meet. That's still the priority for us, we're not going to take our foot off the gas, we know how many points we want in this quarter of games.
"If we meet those targets then we will get the end goal and win the league. Obviously, results have went in our favour today, but this league is crazy and in the same token it could be the other way about. So it's going to be an exciting run in.
"It's all in our own hands. There's no point in looking at what other teams are doing. If we meet our targets, and we do what we are capable of, then we will take care of business without needing help from any other team.
"I think we've proven this season that we have been the most consistent team in the league. Our league position shows that, and we're really putting on the pressure on other teams around us."
