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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/ 7241 days ago

Welcome Five Live Listeners

For those of you visiting the EPL Talk Blog for the first time, here's a quick rundown of some of reasons to explore the site (and hopefully keep on returning): EPL Talk Blog. Updated daily, the blog gives you insight and observations into the World Cup and English Premier League. It especially caters for those […]

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/ 7242 days ago

Interview with Sean Wheelock from BBC Five Live

I had the pleasure tonight of interviewing Sean Wheelock live from Germany for the latest episode of the EPL Talk Podcast. Since 1996, Wheelock has been a soccer correspondent for BBC Five Live and many of you may be familiar hearing his voice on the popular "Up All Night" show (if you haven't listened to […]

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/ 7242 days ago

Not Every Englishman is Following The World Cup

Cash Peters is one of the funniest persons on radio today. You may have heard his interviews on Marketplace (from NPR) or on BBC's Five Live. I thought it'd be interesting to interview Peters regarding the World Cup or what team he supports (he is English, after all). Here's his hilarious response (see below). For […]

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/ 7242 days ago

Alternative to ABC/ESPN Commentary

The Sun newspaper from England is streaming the World Cup matches live via Internet audio (including the current Australia versus Brazil match). Just click on the link below: The Sun newspaper (England)
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/ 7243 days ago

Brave US Draw Keeps Hopes Alive

Maybe it is the Group of Death after all? With the US's ugly but valiant draw against Italy, all four teams in Group E now go into the final match with a chance to make it through to the next round. The Americans finally showed the passion they were severely lacking in the Czech match. […]

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/ 7243 days ago

Nailbiting stuff

Ghana 2 – 0 Czech Republic in the 86th minute. Could this be the first shock upset of the World Cup?
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/ 7243 days ago

D-Day For America

It's the 33rd minute of the Czech Republic against Ghana match, and the Africans are deservedly one nil in the lead. There's alot of time to go in the match, but this bodes well so far for the US. Note that we're still waiting to see a shock upset in this World Cup. Could this […]

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/ 7244 days ago

Important Notes From The Gaffer

1. Want to win a free copy of the World Soccer Winning Eleven 9 video game for PS2 or XBOX? Go ahead and download a free copy of the EPL Talk Magazine, and enter the trivia contest that's mentioned in the issue. So far, no one has answered the questions correctly this week, so you […]
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/ 7245 days ago

Put Your Tracksuit Back on Walcott

Phew! Theo Walcott was five minutes away from starting for England in their next match. If Sweden hadn't scored in the 85th minute to beat Paraguay 1-0, the result of Tuesday's England v Sweden match would have been meaningless for England, and Walcott would have been certain to play. Now both England and Sweden can […]

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England Unconvincing In Win Against TNT

England made it through to the second round of the World Cup by their skin of their teeth, after a tense win against Trinidad and Tobago. The addition of Aaron Lennon and Wayne Rooney was the difference for England, after they entered the game around the 56th minute. Instantaneously, the England team as a whole […]

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/ 7245 days ago

World Cup Player to Watch: Part Eight

By The Scout Spain – Carles Puyol The 28 year-old defender is the captain and inspirational leader for his club team FC Barcelona. For the Spanish national team, Puyol also plays a big leadership role. Having come up through the ranks at the Catalan club, Puyol achieved a dream this season by winning both La […]

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/ 7246 days ago

World Cup Player to Watch: Part Seven

By The Scout Brazil – Lucio As the focus is always on the ultra-skilled attacking players of the Brazilian side, their defense rarely gets talked about. Lucio (his full name is Lucimar Ferreira da Silva) is Brazil's best defender and one of the world's greatest stoppers. He plays his club football for Bayern Munich and […]

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/ 7246 days ago

World Cup Player to Watch: Part Six

By The Scout Czech Republic – Tomas Rosicky My pick from Group E will seem opportunistic but I had selected him prior to the 3-0 victory over the US. Tomas made headlines prior to the World Cup with a big money transfer to Arsenal from German club Borussia Dortmund. Just 25, Rosicky already has […]

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/ 7247 days ago

28 down, 4 to go...

By this time tomorrow, we'll have seen all 32 teams play their opening match. Right now, the only teams we haven't seen play yet are tomorrow's Spain versus Ukraine, and Tunisia versus Saudi Arabia. What's interesting is that there hasn't been any team that has looked like a definite champion. Brazil weren't firing on all […]

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/ 7247 days ago

World Cup Coverage in America, Day 5

ABC/ESPN's coverage was better today, probably because Dave O'Brien and Marcelo Balboa took the day off. JP Dellacamera did a fine job, as did the team of Adrian Healey and Tommy Smyth. Some points regarding today's coverage: ESPN's World Cup Live was better today partly because Landon Donovan fan club president Alexi Lalas was absent. […]