After a long career with Kilmarnock, James has joined the club as Jim McIntyres number two in a player/coach role.

Officially took over as McIntyres replacement on the 30th September 2014 after three games as caretaker.

A hugely experienced goalkeeper, who made over 400 senior appearances during his career, Kenny is now passing that experience and knowledge on as a coach.

With regular number 2, Jim Atkinson, picking up an injury and none of the youth teams keepers available, Kenny was registered as a player in October 2014 to be sub keeper.

Kilmarnock’s former No 2 physio who started his physio career with his home town club Annan Athletic.

The first member of James Fowlers back-room staff, who will also undertake Peformance Analysis work for the club. Liam is a graduate of Edinburgh Napier University and has previously worked with Cowdenbeath FC

First joined Queens in 1997. Ex Division 2 Championship and Challenge Cup winning Captain and Scottish Cup Finalist Captain. Over 350 first team appearances. Granted a 2009 testimonial, he is now the club’s Head of Youth and Community

McIntyre played in three Scottish Cup semi final winning teams and played in two finals, winning in 1997 with Kilmarnock. He played in a divisional play off final for Reading at the Millennium and also has experience of playing in UEFA competitions. Managed to Dunfermline to the first division title in 2011. Profiled in more detail here.

Returned to the club in the summer of 2013 to join the coaching team on a volunteer basis.

Left on the 9th September 2014 to join Jim McIntyre at Ross County as his assistant.

Highly experienced ex player and coach. McCabe was Assistant Manager of Jim McIntyre at Kilmarnock and to McIntyre at Dunfermline.

Appointed sports scientist to replace Andrew Leishman, who followed Allan Johnston to Kilmarnock.

Left in September 2014 to join Jim McIntyre at Ross County