Author Bob Harris was Robsons friend, confidante and ghostwriter throughout his managerial career, travelling the world with him and provided with an insiders view to his incredible life and times. One of the best known reporters of his generation, Harris accumulated hundreds of hours of recordings with Robson in the process of ghostwriting six books published under Robsons name as well as reporting on hundreds of games for club and country.
Now, a decade after Robsons death, Harris has sat down to write about their friendship, utilising this incredible body of material and his own memories of the great man. Part memoir, part biography, this is an extraordinary and fondly recalled portrait of one of footballs most loved and iconic individuals.
About the author
After a six-decade long career in sports journalism, Bob Harris is one of Britain's best known sportswriters.
He has reported on 10 Olympic Games and travelled the world chronicling the fortunes of the England national team - who he covered winning the 1966 World Cup - and the country's leading club teams.
