Former Chelsea defender Ron Harris has paid tribute to Stamford Bridge legend Peter Bonetti who died from a long battle with Alzheimer's on Sunday.
Bonetti was nicknamed 'The Cat' for his lightning reflexes and played 729 games for Chelsea - making him their second-highest appearance maker of all-time.
Harris, who also had a nickname 'Chopper' for his hard-tackling approach, told The Sun: 'He was a proper gentleman.



'I can honestly say in all the time I have known him, I've never seen him p****d — even when we won the Cup!