Reply With QuoteSad news. Uncompromising I think best describes Gerry Harris. A faithful and reliable player for many a year though.
RIP
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Announced today that Gerry Harris, former left back has passed away today aged 84. He played for Wolves for 13 seasons collecting both League and Cup winners medals. He joined the club as an 18 year old and was capped by England at u23 level.
RIP Gerry.
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Sad news. Uncompromising I think best describes Gerry Harris. A faithful and reliable player for many a year though.
RIP
Hall Of Fame
RIP Gerry. A great servant to the club and much appreciated.
Hall Of Fame
Gerry, joined Wolves when it was one of the very best teams in Europe and within it's ranks could lay claim to several English internationals. If, as a Wolves player, he represented England at under-23 level then, surely, he did much to bring further credit to our club.
R.I.P. Gerry.
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