[Bonnyman]

RIP Kevin Randall, 97 will always be the greatest time in CFC history, played against him nearly 30 years ago in a charity pre season event , where I got a shiner off Ernie from an elbow ( badge of honour off a legend), I’m not sure who they turned out for but I’m sure they both played Sunday league for someone in their forties

[diddyuk]

My Hero in the 60s a legend to me gave is all in every match
New he was going to score when he rolled his socks down knocked everyone out of the way like Forrest Gump
RIP Kevin

[Webster]

RIP to my first footballing hero Kevin Randall a sad loss to our Spireite family

[newwhitblue]

Favourite memories.to many to list,great,great player for town,RIP KEV.

[dan archer is our leader]

My first football hero also. RIP kev

[SelborneSpireite]

Has there been a better forward partnership than Kevin and Ernie in that 69-70 season? Although the football in the final Paul Cook season was sublime, the attacking threat that the 69-70 side remains, for me, our finest.
RIP Kevin Randall, a true star and legend at our club.

[whittman]

RIP Kevin

Too many memories of all the years you have been associated with our club since signing from Bury in 1966

Thoughts go out to Eileen at this sad time

[frearsghost]

Gutted. My boyhood hero. Most of my school books were adorned with his name: The Mighty Kevin. When he arrived they said he was ‘a youngster who showed quite a bit of promise’. Kev turned out to be one of Town’s greatest players. Never has a cry of ‘give it to Randall, been so apt. A goal maker and goal scorer. I once saw him surround by three defenders a foot away from the goal line. With a def touch he sent them all the wrong way, went on the outside and crossed for Ernie to score. That single piece of football magic is forever embedded in my mind.Thanks for some great memories Kevin, you brightened up my life. For those youngsters who never saw him, you don’t what you missed.

[Tall Faces]

So sad. A wonderful footballer. As a schoolboy my friends an I would position ourselves on the Compton Street side at Saltergate to look at him beat a hapless defender, then again and again before the pin point cross went in. The Kevin Randall Supporters Bar as a lasting tribute?

[60s 70s Spireite]

frearsghost, on 29 March 2019 - 08:35 AM, said:

Gutted. My boyhood hero. Most of my school books were adorned with his name: The Mighty Kevin. When he arrived they said he was ‘a youngster who showed quite a bit of promise’. Kev turned out to be one of Town’s greatest players. Never has a cry of ‘give it to Randall, been so apt. A goal maker and goal scorer. I once saw him surround by three defenders a foot away from the goal line. With a def touch he sent them all the wrong way, went on the outside and crossed for Ernie to score. That single piece of football magic is forever embedded in my mind.Thanks for some great memories Kevin, you brightened up my life. For those youngsters who never saw him, you don’t what you missed.

Such a shame that Kev’s time was before the regular capture of video of matches. Imagine if there was a showreel of his highlights.

[clarevoyant.]

RIP Kevin. The memories abound but for the ones that witnessed your destruction of England fullback Mike Pejic in the cup at Stoke '72, Legendry

[spireitedave]

RIP Kevin,remember him scoring past Gordon Banks in the FA Cup at Stoke.Used to go in his shop all those years ago and chat to his lovely wife. Bumped into him in Salford a few years ago and as ever he wanted a chat.
Remember the bloke in the stand with the bell "Ge it to Randall"
Sad to lose another real Town legend.Bet you are chatting to Jimmy McGuigan up there.

[Spire-Power]

lindave, on 29 March 2019 - 04:02 AM, said:

RIP King Kevin thanks for the great memories especially when I was a schoolboy waiting most afternoons in the Club car park for his autograph. He also had the greatest football chant ever, NA NA NA NA KEVIN RANDALL. God Bless and comfort his Family.

https://youtu.be/QaG2Acg8n60

[azul]

One of the best players we’ve ever had in the period I’ve been supporting Town

[Spire-Power]

Tall Faces, on 29 March 2019 - 08:38 AM, said:

So sad. A wonderful footballer. As a schoolboy my friends an I would position ourselves on the Compton Street side at Saltergate to look at him beat a hapless defender, then again and again before the pin point cross went in. The Kevin Randall Supporters Bar as a lasting tribute?

Would be a fitting tribute as he loved his ale!

[ronpowellsbutler]

tomjoad, on 28 March 2019 - 09:36 PM, said:

Kev you broke my heart when you left for Notts County but your humility after and your passion for CFC left for me a lasting impression RIP King Kevin.Top bloke

I was at a wedding when the news broke. Good job it wasn't mine. What a player.

[dtp]

RIP Kevin.

Great & loyal player. Enjoyed watching him play.

Perhaps, we should now think of naming a Stand "The Moss & Randall Stand" as a tribute to a fantastic partnership of two town legends.

[Toddhopper.]

So sad to hear this. He stands second only to Ernie in the list of legends. RIP.

[Crack]

valemadness, on 28 March 2019 - 08:56 PM, said:

Just seen that Chris Marples has said Kevin Randall has passed away. RIP

An absolute legend of C F C.
Brilliant player, good personal friend.
R.I.P. Kevin. Thoughts are with you mate.

[essexspireman]

Spire-Power, on 28 March 2019 - 11:17 PM, said:

na na na na
na na na na
hey hey hey
Kevin Randall

should be sung at his funeral