Exeter, Palace, and Watford goalkeeper Kevin Miller dies at age 57

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Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Exeter, Palace, and Watford goalkeeper Kevin Miller dies at age 57
Summary

Kevin Miller, a former goalkeeper for Exeter City, Crystal Palace, Barnsley, and Watford, has died unexpectedly at the age of 57. His passing occurred overnight, and he most recently served as a goalkeeping coach at Wigan Athletic. Miller was known for his long playing career, spending time in the Premier League with Crystal Palace during the 1997-1998 season. His contributions to multiple clubs over several years left a lasting impact on teammates and fans alike. Tributes have poured in from various clubs, highlighting his professionalism and dedication to the sport, as well as the personal connections he fostered throughout his career.

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  • •Miller played 252 games for Exeter City across two spells.
  • •He joined Wigan Athletic as a goalkeeping coach earlier this summer.
  • •He had notable stints at Birmingham City and Bristol Rovers.
  • •Clubs are expressing condolences and planning to commemorate his memory.
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  • 9:41 AMYahoo Sports — Exeter pay tribute to former coach and keeper Miller
  • 1:34 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-Exeter, Palace and Watford keeper Miller dies
  • 1:34 PMBBC Football — Ex-Exeter, Palace and Watford keeper Miller dies
What they're saying
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Exeter City manager Matt Taylor says he admires the way his side played in the aftermath of the death of Kevin Miller.

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Former Exeter City, Crystal Palace, Barnsley and Watford goalkeeper Kevin Miller dies aged 57.

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Former Exeter City, Crystal Palace, Barnsley and Watford goalkeeper Kevin Miller dies aged 57.

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