The 2021–22 season is Queen's Park's first season in Scottish League One following their promotion from League Two at the end of the 2020–21 season and their second full season as a professional football club following the repeal of their amateur status. Queen's also competed in the Scottish Cup, League Cup, Challenge Cup and Glasgow Cup.
Summary On 10 May 2021, following their promotion from League Two, the club announced that manager Ray McKinnon would be stepping down from his position ahead of the new season.
On 21 May, Queen's assistant coach Laurie Ellis was promoted to the position of first-team head-coach.
On 3 June, the club announced a groundshare agreement with Partick Thistle to play their home matches at Firhill Stadium while redevelopment work continues at Lesser Hampden.
On 7 June, Queens Park made history by paying their first ever transfer fee to bring former midfielder Liam Brown back to the club from Edinburgh City.
On 15 July, Dempster revealed that Queen's Park would return to home ground Lesser Hampden as early as the end of 2021.
On 30 November, the club announced the appointment of Marijn Beuker as director of football operations.
On 31 December, head-coach Laurie Ellis and his assistant Grant Murray both left the club after a run of just one win in eight games.
On 18 January 2022, Queen's competed in their first fixture of the renewed Glasgow Cup tournament, which had cancelled the previous two years because of the ongoing pandemic.
On 25 March 2022, Queen's announced the appointment of Owen Coyle as their new head coach who would take up the position from June 1st.
Results and fixtures
Pre-season
Scottish League One
Championship play-off
Scottish League Cup
Group stage Results
Scottish Challenge Cup
Scottish Cup
Glasgow Cup
Group stage Results
Knockout phase
Player statistics
|colspan="12"|Players who left the club during the 2021–22 season
Team statistics
League table
League Cup table
Glasgow Cup table
Division summary
Transfers
Players in Player From Fee Liam Brown Edinburgh CityUndisclosed Jake Davidson Dundee UnitedFree Lewis Moore Heart of MidlothianFree Callum Yeats HibernianFree Calum Ferrie DundeeFree Charlie Fox BromleyFree Scott Williamson Cambuslang RangersFree
Players out Player To Fee Craig Slater Forfar AthleticFree Canice Carroll Oxford CityFree David Galt DarvelFree Ross MacLean DumbartonFree
Loans in Player From Fee Jack Thomson RangersLoan Connor Smith Heart of MidlothianLoan Luis Longstaff LiverpoolLoan Luca Connell CelticLoan Connor McBride Blackburn RoversLoan Dylan Reid St MirrenLoan Ronan Darcy Bolton WanderersLoan
Loans out Player To Fee Alex Bannon Edinburgh UniversityLoan Jacques Heraghty Edinburgh UniversityLoan Gregor Nicol Bo’ness UnitedLoan Callum Yeats StenhousemuirLoan Scott Williamson Cambuslang RangersLoan
See also List of Queen's Park F.C. seasons
References