Farewell to a Legend: Billy Bonds' Legacy at West Ham United

Billy Bonds, a legendary figure at West Ham United, passed away at 79. Known for his 799 appearances and management stint, he led the team to two FA Cup wins and promotions to England's top division. His family expressed their deep loss, highlighting his devotion to the club and supporters.

Billy Bonds, the legendary West Ham United figure, has died at 79, leaving a rich legacy in football. Bonds holds the record for the most appearances at the club, having played 799 times during his 21-year career from 1967 to 1988.

Bonds captained West Ham to historic FA Cup victories in 1975 and 1980, etching his name in the club's history. Later, he managed the team from 1990 to 1994, achieving two promotions to England's top-tier football division.

His passing was confirmed by the Bonds family, who praised his dedication to both club and family, calling him a kind, loyal, and selfless man. West Ham United has organized a tribute ahead of their Premier League game against Liverpool, commemorating Bonds' remarkable contributions.

(With inputs from agencies.)