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Pipes, spoons, Rolexes and an insatiable love for Swindon Town: Remembering Kevin Morris 30 years on
To mark three decades since the death of one of the club's favourite sons, The Moonraker speaks to prominent former figures at Town and pays tribute to the larger-than-life Morris.
11.10.24, 21:45 Updated 05.06.25, 20:09 14 Minute Read
Sam Morshead
On October 11, 1994, Swindon Town lost one of its favourite sons.
That morning, Kevin Morris had treated the first-team players as normal at the County Ground. It was a Tuesday.
In the afternoon, Swindon’s famous physio got in his car and never came home. He was 54 years old.
Morris’s suicide was a tragedy which had a considerable impact not only on his family and the players and staff at the club, but on the wider community as a whole.
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