RIP. Legendary goalkeeper coach Kevin Miller has passed away

English football has suffered a huge loss — Kevin Miller, first-team goalkeeper coach at Wigan Athletic, has suddenly passed away.

Details: Football club Exeter City has officially announced the sudden death of goalkeeper coach Kevin Miller. News of the 57-year-old coach’s untimely passing has left the club’s leadership, coaching staff, players and all employees in shock and deep mourning.

Club representatives expressed their sincere condolences to the family of the deceased:

“Our thoughts and prayers are with Kevin’s family, loved ones, friends and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.”

The club’s leadership also appealed to the public and the media to respect the family’s privacy during this tragic time.

During his professional playing career, Kevin Miller enjoyed an impressive career across England. The goalkeeper played in the English Premier League and Championship, representing clubs including Crystal Palace, Watford, Birmingham City, Southampton and Barnsley, while also becoming a cult figure at Exeter City after making hundreds of appearances for the team. Following his retirement from playing, he devoted himself to coaching, successfully working with Exeter City’s goalkeepers.

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