Kevin Sandwith

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Kevin Sandwith (born 30 April 1978 in Workington) is an English professional football defender who plays club football for Chester City.

Sandwith is a footballer who has travelled the country to play football, often nicknamed a "journeyman" player who also brings great experience and adaptation skills to the club. Chester manager, Mark Wright is a big admirer of Kevin and the style of his play also impresses many of Chester's faithful.

Carlisle United, Telford United, Doncaster Rovers, Halifax Town, Lincoln City and Macclesfield Town had all had the privilege of watching the defender grace their stadiums only to move on when the going gets tough. Overall in his football career is has clocked up 180 caps and scored 14 goals, although he has never cost any club a penny in transfer fees.


Chester City F.C. - Current Squad

2 Marples | 3 Sandwith | 4 S. Vaughan | 5 Bolland | 6 Hessey | 7 Hand | 8 Yeo | 11 Cronin | 12 Danby | 14 Meechan | 15 Allen | 16 Bennett | 17 Wilson | 18 Westwood | 19 Linwood | 21 Artell | 27 Holroyd | 28 Marsh-Evans | 31 Cadwallader | 32 Rutherford | 33 Palethorpe | 34 Steele | 35 A. Kearney | 36 J. Kearney | Manager: Wright


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