'Perfect timing' as Ferrie joins Killie from Queen's Park

Goalkeeper Calum Ferrie is excited to "push and challenge myself" at Kilmarnock after joining from Queen's Park for an undisclosed fee. The Englishman, 28, spent five years at the Spiders, making 199 appearances. Queen's Park say Ferrie, who had a year left on his contract, expressed a "desire to explore any opportunities to play at a higher level". Ferrie reunites with his former Dundee boss Neil McCann on a two-year deal at Rugby Park. "I've worked really hard to get an opportunity like this," he told Killie TV. "I'm really excited to get going and to be at a Premiership club. I want to push and challenge myself, and it's perfect timing. "I've always known the size and stature of Killie in Scottish football. Being around the club, and speaking to others, I can tell it's full of good people." [BBC]