West Ham United legend Billy Bonds has died at the age of 79.
Bonds spent his entire professional playing career with West Ham, making a record 799 appearances over more than 20 years. He captained the team to two FA Cup victories in 1975 and 1980 and briefly served as manager during the 1990s.
His family described him as “kind, loyal, selfless and loving,” and praised his devotion both to the club and to those around him.
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In a statement on Sunday, West Ham United announced plans for a tribute at their next home game, with a full memorial scheduled for December 14 at the London Stadium.
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