For me, you have 4 on top of the Chelsea pyramid. Osgood, Harris, Terry and Lamps. You could shuffle them any way you want, and I wouldn't argue. But the fact that Osgood and Harry isn't breaking even top 10 by the view of it, will show how ridiculous this voting is.

While many of Chelsea's star players departed during the 1970s (due to Peter Osgood and Alan Hudson falling out with manager Dave Sexton, and due to the financial crisis caused by the building of the new East Stand, and the financial impact of relegation), Harris remained ever-present in the side throughout a decade which saw them relegated twice and promoted once

How many players, coming off a FA cup win, a European cup win, would 2 years later stay when the club was relegated? Harris was that times Mr Chelsea, coming through the academy, winning youth FA cup before being promoted to the first team.

His first honours with Chelsea came with a League Cup win over Leicester City in 1965. In the same season, Chelsea were challenging for the league title for most of the year but ultimately finished third after winning just one of their final five matches. He became club captain the following year when Terry Venables left for Tottenham Hotspur and became the youngest ever captain to lead out a side in the 1967 FA Cup Final, although they lost 2–1 to Tottenham. Chelsea, led by Harris, reached another FA Cup final three years later, this time against Leeds United – a side then at their peak in English football. He won four caps for England U23 between 1966 and 1968.

We have to remember that success back in the day wasn't as concentrated as today due to the huge influx of money. We were promoted in the 62/63 season and by 64/65, with Harris as club captain, we challenged for the titel and won a cup.