Christopher Harris

Christopher Harris

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Since launching World Soccer Talk in 2005, Harris has played an influential role in shaping how broadcasters deliver the sport by providing in-depth analysis and reviews of the soccer TV coverage. He has interviewed virtually all media executives at the different media giants to stay apprised of changes in OTT and broadcast television while also keeping up with the latest reports and breaking news about key soccer rights acquisitions and the media landscape. Christopher is a member of the North American Soccer Reporters (NASR). He's the recipient of 18 WebAwards from the Web Marketing Association. Prior to World Soccer Talk, Chris wrote for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel as well as The Palm Beach Post and Palm Beach Illustrated.

latest articles by Christopher Harris

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/ 6725 days ago

46% Want Harry Redknapp as Next England Manager

In a recent poll of EPL Talk readers, 46% of those who responded think Harry Redknapp should be the next manager of England. The Portsmouth manager is way ahead of the pack. With the way he's been able to turn around Portsmouth and his proven experience at West Ham United, Redknapp remains a favorite with […]

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/ 6726 days ago

Derby County Sack Billy Davies

Derby County has announced that Billy Davies has left by "mutual consent" (the most over-used and illogical phrase since "weapons of mass destruction.") In other words, Derby sacked Davies due to the club's poor run of form this season (with just one win and that was at home against Newcastle). After Saturday's loss to Chelsea, […]

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/ 6726 days ago

Euro 2008 to be Broadcast Over The Internet

Good news for web surfers who are soccer fans. Next summer's Euro 2008 will be the first major international tournament to be broadcast in its entirety over the Internet. UEFA has developed a platform to show matches via pay-per-view according to computing.co.uk. For web surfers in the UK, the cost will be 1.50 GBP per […]

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/ 6726 days ago

Memo to Fox Soccer Channel: 5 Ways to Improve FSC

The reaction to Jack Bell's column and the lively debate this past weekend in the comments section got me thinking. A lot of the debate is whether Fox Soccer Channel should target the die-hard soccer fan as a viewer or the mainstream American who may only have a passing interest in the sport. My answer […]

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/ 6726 days ago

2010 World Cup Qualifying Draw (Europe)

The draw for the 2010 World Cup qualifying has been made, and we have all of the European groups listed over at our new sister site, World Cup Buzz (www.worldcupbuzz.com), which aims to keep fans updated on everything World Cup between now and the summer of 2010.

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/ 6728 days ago

Jack Bell is a Wanker

New York Times soccer columnist Jack Bell has written a column regarding how the sun has set on English soccer. But rather than use his column to focus on criticizing (deservedly so) the England national team, its tactics, Steve McClaren and the Football Association, Bell unbelievably decides to take some jabs at the Premier League […]

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/ 6728 days ago

Review of Clever Football: Social Networking for Soccer Fans

Some of you may remember Phil from the Soccer Shout podcast that was a daily listening ritual for many of you around the world. At the end of last season, Phil decided to hang up his podcasting boots to devote his time to a new venture. A social networking site for soccer fans entitled Clever […]

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/ 6729 days ago

Fox Soccer Channel Serves up Thanksgiving Treats

I had a chance to do something today which I rarely get to do anymore. That's to sit and watch Fox Soccer Channel for several hours in a row on a day other than a Saturday or Sunday (when I'm usually glued to the Premier League). Of course, like many of you, it was a […]

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/ 6729 days ago

45% of Readers Watch Premier League Matches Live on TV

During the past few weeks, EPL Talk ran a poll on this blog to find out how readers like you experience the Premier League — whether you watch it live, catch up with just the highlights, etc. Here are the results with 86 people voting. Question: How do you typically watch your Premier League matches? […]

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/ 6729 days ago

More Premier League Fantasy Football Tips

By Jeremy Lay After two weeks with no matches, most of us are dying to get back- finally we have a weekend to look forward to! This week, I’d like to remind you about two sets of double fixtures that are coming up. As the league has done a better job at scheduling this year, […]

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/ 6730 days ago

Latest U.S. TV Schedule for Premier League

Here's the most updated schedule for Premier League matches on U.S. television between now and February 2008. The schedule is subject to change and the matches between December and early February are incomplete. Bookmark the EPL TV Schedule for the latest updates. Saturday, November 24 Newcastle United v Liverpool, 7:45am ET, Setanta Sports Bolton Wanderers […]

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/ 6730 days ago

Analysis: Who Will Be The Next Manager of England

Here's a prediction of what's going to happen in the search for England's next manager. Currently, Jose Mourinho is the 4-1 favorite to be the next England manager according to the bookies. In the next 48 hours, expect Jose Mourinho to rule himself out of the running for the job. At this stage in his […]

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/ 6730 days ago

Steve McClaren Sacked as England Coach

It's official. Steve McClaren has been sacked as England manager just one day after the country's exit from the Euro 2008 qualifying process. To be honest, there are many England fans and journalists who are happy this morning. They're pleased because "Second Choice Steve" (as The Guardian dubbed him after Scolari turned down the job […]

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/ 6730 days ago

Croatia Beat England 3-2: McClaren to be Sacked?

In this week's EPL Talk Podcast, I warned listeners that Croatia would love nothing more than to visit Wembley and steal a win putting their country on the back pages of sportspages worldwide and making manager Slaven Bilic look like a mastermind (and a future Premier League manager). Well, they did it by beating England […]

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/ 6731 days ago

Where to Watch England v Croatia

England's biggest match since the 2006 World Cup quarter-final is today when the Three Lions take on Croatia at Wembley (kickoff is 3pm ET). Becks and Robbo have reportedly been dropped to the bench to be replaced by Wright-Phillips and Carson. The anticipation for this match is reaching a fever pitch. Yet in the United […]