Ask Troy and he'll tell you that his very much part of the team. Harry is everything a mascot should be and quite clearly a massive fan of the club rather than a dressed up student making £25 and getting to watch a game each weekend
I don't see why Harry can't pay his respects to the victims of the Paris attrocities or join in the goal celebrations. If people have a problem with it, it's their problem.
Harry does a great job Article is actually well informed and a bit of light relief, football takes itself far too seriously
I think it was decided a while back that they split up,not sure if any other insects were involved. Harry has the nest and there are certain people on here that believe Harriet is buried under a patio in Stanmore. A red hard hat marks the spot apparently.
Agreed, but didn't mention his fantastic triumph in the Mascot Grand National. I would love to see that again.
My only worry if get Sheffield Wednesday in the cup and Fessi scores and they reignite their mutual love-in.
You can still be funny and serious at the same time - BSaD is/was a case in point, the for me much unlamented Tony Francis for the Telegraph was plainly not. I don't mind articles written for a bit of light relief, this just seemed a bit pointless, somewhat overlong for the rather insubstantial subject matter and not all that funny (still easily better than anything Francis has written though) - IMHO of course.
When you see the insipid offering from the Chelsea lion/lioness yesterday, who literally just walked around the pitch before the game and at half time, it makes you realise how lucky we are to have "mad" Harry and his crazy antics.
Harry's Crazy Antics So I have unilaterally decided that we have the most entertaining mascot in the league, whose crazy antics give him legendary status in my opinion. My favourite was pre the Man Utd game, when there was a pitch side interview, and Harry was randomly crawling behind the guys being interviewed. Classic. What's your favourites?
Wow. I thought the people in the animal costumes at football matches were there simply to entertain the children & stop them getting bored. I had no idea some grown-ups like them too!
I liked it when he punched that child in the face while wrapped in an IS flag. Oh Harry, how you do make me laugh.
Of course mascots are popular with the kids, but I think with Harry we get something extra.......You just had to look at the disinterested traipse around the pitch by the Chelsea lion and lioness at HT yesterday..... wouldn't even stop when asked for a picture with a kid at the front of the stand to our right.
Harry Cam Not an original thought but would love to view footage from a "Harry Cam" as he goes about his pre match work at the Vic, and away on occasions.
