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SHAUN’S FULL OF PRAISE FOR BOSS HARRIS

SHAUN’S FULL

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Chris Dunlavy

PRIDE: Neil Harris

MILLWALL legend Shaun Williams says currentren ons boss Neil Harris is the Li-ons boss Neil Harris is the best manager he has ever worked under.
Now playing in National League South with Eastspenbourne, Williams seven years at the Den ter joining from MK Dons afin 2014.
He made 295 appearances and was in the side that won the League One playoff final in 2017.
That Wembley triumph came during Harris’ris’ tial four-year stint in the in the dugout and, after spells at Cardiff, Gillingham and rned Cambridge, he retur...

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