Michael Peter Harrison

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Michael Peter Harrison (known as Peter Harrison) is a former professional footballer from Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK. Harrison, who played under Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest, enjoyed a playing career at Gateshead and then moved on to play for Belgian side Charleroi, alongside Phillipe Albert.

After his short playing career, Harrison moved on to manage Blyth Spartans FC in the late 1990's.

Currently Peter is a licensed FIFA football agent and has represented many players including: Lucas Neil, Al Habsi, Jaaskelainen, Logan and Andy Carroll.

Harrison was Carroll's agent when he burst on to the scene and successfully negotiated his first professional contract and subsequent deals at Newcastle.

He also represented world class star Rivaldo.

Personal life

Peter currently resides in Newcastle Upon Tyne. He has 4 children.^[1]

Blyth Spartans A.F.C. – managers

Hoffman (??–??)
Wilson (??–??)
Ferguson (??–??)
Wright (1955–1957)
Turney (1957–1967)
Marks (1967–1970)
Jones (1970–1972)
Bell (1972–1974)
O'Neill (1974–1977)
Slane (1977–1978)
Marks (1978–1981)
Elwell (1981–1982)
Connolly (1982–1983)
Dagless (1983–1984)
Feenan (1984–1985)
Pearson (1985–1988)
Clarke (1988)
Dixon (1988–1990)
Walton (1990–1992)
Walton & Walker (1992)
Walton (1992–1993)
Feenan (1993)
Dunn (1994–1995)
Lowery & McCreery (1995)
Harrison (1995–1997)
Burridge (1997–1998)
Shoulder (1998)
Gamble (1998–1999)
Tait (1999–2000)
Charlton (2000–2002)
Baker (2002–2004)
Dunn (2004–2009)
Tait (2009–2011)
Cuggy (2011)
Cassidy (2011)
Atkinson (2012–2013)
Wade (2013–)

References

↑ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2040773/Andy-Carrolls-agent-reveals-footballs-dirty-secrets.html

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