Premiership: Harris wants game toughened up

Ron ‘Chopper’ Harris - one of soccer’s hard men - has appealed to Premiership players to sort out a game that has gone soft.

Thu, 07 Feb, 2002 - 08:21

Ron ‘Chopper’ Harris - one of soccer’s hard men - has appealed to Premiership players to sort out a game that has gone soft.

Defender Harris, renowned for his tough-tackling during a club record 655 league appearances for Chelsea, says there are no true hard men left in English football.

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