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Harry Harris World Cup Diary
The 2006 World Cup was simply the biggest sporting event of the year, culminating in a spectacular final. The nation mourned as England failed to break 40 years of hurt to lift the gleaming trophy. But we had deserved winners and football fans across the nation were glued to the action of this most wonderful sporting spectacular.In his World Cup Diary, renowned journalist and author Harry Harris, lead football writer on the Daily Express, brings the entire tournament to life, with analysis, in-depth reportage and his usual quick wit.The book provides fans with a day-by-day, match-by-match guide to the entire tournament, including the qualifying stages. It combines Harry?s insightful daily co...
The Wartime Adventures of Harry Harris
The Wartime Adventures of Harry Harris follows a lieutenant in the Bartonshire Light Infantry, from the outbreak of World War II until it ends, and into peacetime. He has many hair-raising adventures and emerges a hero, much admired by his soldiers and his girlfriend, Mildred.
Down Memory Lane
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Champions at Last!
If three months has seemed like a long time to wait for Liverpool fans to finally, officially, win the Premier League title, it is nothing compared to the 30 years since the Reds last lifted the old First Division trophy back in April 1990. In this, one of the strangest seasons football has known, the identity of the next champions of England has never really been in doubt since; Jurgen Klopps men have been unstoppable, winning 26 of their first 27 games and stretching into a 25 point lead before the season was suspended due to the coronavirus epidemic. The impact of Klopp on the Anfield club has been nothing short of remarkable. When he arrived in 2015, the club seemed to be in the doldrums and a title seemed decades away with the mega-rich owners of Chelsea and Manchester City set to dominate for years.Now he has won four trophies in just over a year! In Champions At Last former Daily Mirror Chief Football Writer Harry Harris has followed the career of Klopp and analyses what makes the former Borussia Dortmund boss tick and how he has managed the transformation of the club to the extent that he is now seen as a modern incarnation of legendary Liverpool boss Bill Shankly.
Pelé: His Life and Times - Revised & Updated
A bestseller in both the UK and the USA on its first publication, this book was the first fully authorised life of world's greatest living footballer. With exclusive access to Pelé, award-winning sports writer Harry Harris charts his meteoric rise from humble beginnings in Brazil to his first international at the age of sixteen. Superb athleticism, speed of thought and execution, and astonishing ball control helped him become the only player to have appeared in three World Cup-winning sides, and to have scored more than 1,200 goals in his senior career, a feat that is now unlikely ever to be equalled, let alone surpassed. Pelé remains the best footballer of all time, despite the extraordinary exploits of Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Neymar, and legends such as Diego Maradona and Johan Cruyff. Now revised and updated to bring the story completely up to date, this is a tribute to a world-class sporting hero, a great sportsman and, to this day, an inspiration to millions.
Alfie the Brave
A delightful picture book about how bravery doesn't always come naturally, from Australian of the Year Dr Richard 'Harry' Harris, a key member of the cave-diving team who rescued the Wild Boar soccer team in Thailand. A delightful picture book about how bravery doesn't always come naturally, from Dr Richard 'Harry' Harris, a key member of the international cave-diving group who rescued the Wild Boar soccer team in Thailand. Alfie was a fine-looking dog. His coat was sleek and shiny like an otter. His muscles stood out under his skin. He was the son of champions. But Alfie didn't feel like a champion. Alfie was scared of . . . everything! Could Alfie ever be bold and brave like other dogs?
The Boss
Lifelong Tottenham fan Harry Harris has spent most of his career in and around White Hart Lane, starting as a reporter on the Tottenham Weekly Herald before graduating to become one of the country's foremost football journalists who had the ear of then chairman Alan Sugar during Tottenham's nadir in the 1990s. As a club reporter Harry met legendary Tottenham boss Bill Nicholson, forming a friendship that would lead him to write the Yorkshireman's autobiography after his retirement, Harry has also penned five books on current Spurs manager Jose Mourinho during his meteoric rise to fame at Chelsea and beyond. In his desire to chase a story Harry has raced a Spurs boss around the White Hart Lane cinder track, helped in the dismissal of another following a Daily Mirror exclusive and can count many who have occupied the Spurs hot seat among his closest friends in the game. From Bill Nicholson to Jose Mourinho, Harry has met them all and reflects here on the fall and rise of his beloved Spurs.
19
Sir Alex Ferguson said that his brief as Manchester United manager was to "knock Liverpool off their f*****g perch". After over 2,000 games and 25 seasons, this year he finally succeeded. Following an endless supply of trophies, none meant more to United's global legion of fans than their 19th league title - simply because it finally put Liverpool in their place. It has taken Sir Alex 25 years to establish United as the leader of the championship pack. When Alan Hansen captained Liverpool to their most recent championship in 1990, the tally read 18-7 in Liverpool's favour and few would have given the Scot a prayer of capturing one championship, never mind 12. In '19' , award-winning journali...
Under Oars
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