Kevin Bond is a former football (soccer) player, now reserve team coach at Portsmouth F.C.. He is the son of John Bond, also a former footballer.

Kevin Bond started his career at AFC Bournemouth where his father was manager. When his father took up the manager's post at Norwich City F.C. he too made the move.

His league debut was made away to Leicester City F.C. in the April of 1976. 161 appearances followed generating fourteen goals and earning him two England B caps.

Wanting to try his luck abroad he had a brief spell in the USA with the Seattle Sounders.

At the start of the 1981/82 season he was again reunited with his father when Manchester City F.C. (of whom John Bond was the manager), signed him. 110 games for the Maine Road side in the next three years resulted in a lucrative transfer to Southampton, where he spent 4 years, playing 140 games.

He was signed by former club Bournemouth, with whom he played 126 matches, before transferring to Exeter City F.C., Sittingbourne and Dover Athletic F.C. where he finished his career.

He began his coaching career as Reserve Team coach at former club Manchester City. Spells as coach at Wrexham F.C. and Altrincham F.C. followed, before Kevin followed his father into the managerial role when he took over at faltering side Stafford Rangers F.C. in October 1997. Two of his initial signings for Stafford were former Man City players Ged Tarpey and Sam Harris.

In early May 1998, Kevin was named as Assistant Manager to Alan Ball at Division One survivors Portsmouth. Following Ball's sacking, Bond became first a scout, and then reserve team coach.