Harry Harris' World Cup Diary: The Incredible Story of the 2006 World Cup

Harry Harris' World Cup Diary: The Incredible Story of the 2006 World Cup

by HarryHarris (Author)

Synopsis

Renowned award winning journalist Harry Harris brings the magic of the 2006 World Cup to supporters within a week of the Final. In this book he will bring the entire tournament to life, with analysis, reportage, behind the scenes access and stories and his usual quick wit. The book will provide fans with a day-by-day, match-by-match guide to the entire tournament, including the qualifying stages. It will combine Harry's insightful daily columns with the best of full colour photography from this dazzling event, as well as focussing on the media circus surrounding the tournament and featuring major Premiership players such as Thierry Henry, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Hernan Crespo, Cristiano Ronaldo, Gilberto Silva and Pepe Reina plus England's finest; David Beckham, Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, and Michael Owen, not to mention world stars like Ronaldinho, Shevchenko & Kaka. As well as providing fans with an in-depth, illustrated look behind the scenes of the World Cup, including any stories that may break, the book will also contain the exclusive thoughts of the legendary Pele, who will provide his own view of the tournament to complement Harry's. The book is kindly supported by NTL.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Publisher: Know the Score Books
Published: 10 Aug 2006

ISBN 10: 1905449909
ISBN 13: 9781905449903

Author Bio
Always controversial and amusing, Harry Harris is the Chief Group Football Writer of the Express Group Newspapers. After thirty years of investigative reporting on football he is now the UK's foremost football journalist. He has written numerous previous football books including Ruud Gullit: Portrait of a Genius, Chelski: the Abramovich Revolution and Wayne Rooney: the Story of Football's Wonderkid. His breaking of the news that the FA had offered the post of England coach in succession to Sven-Goran Eriksson to Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari in April 2006 set the news agenda for the entire country for weeks. It was merely one of a long line of Harris exclusives including revealing that Terry Venables was receiving irregular payments from Spurs, Paul Merson's drinking and gambling habits, Roy Keane's sensational exit from the 2002 World Cup and the Glazer takeover of Manchester United.