Early career: Began in non-league football with clubs such as Southport and Wigan Athletic (youth/early senior stages).
Swindon Town: Joined in the late 1980s/early 1990s; became a regular central defender and played in the side that won promotion to the top tiers of English football.
Wimbledon: Signed for Wimbledon in 1993. Reeves was a key part of Wimbledon's defence through the mid-1990s, playing in the Premier League and known for his strong, no-nonsense defending and aerial ability.
Luton Town & Rotherham United: Later in his career he also had spells with Luton Town and Rotherham United before retiring from professional play.
Style of play
Physical, robust central defender noted for tackling, heading and organisational skills.
Experienced at handling direct, physical forwards typical of the English game in the 1990s.
After playing
Moved into coaching and scouting roles following retirement, including work within lower-league clubs and youth development.
Notable facts
Part of the Wimbledon side during their Premier League years when the club was known for a direct, combative style often called "The Crazy Gang" era legacy.
Remembered by fans for reliability, leadership at the back and commitment on the pitch.