Harrisons F.C. is a defunct

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club from

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, formerly members of the

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. Previously members of the

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, they moved up to the West Midlands Regional League in 1982 initially playing in Division Two. They finished runners-up in their first season, gaining promotion to Division One. They won that, in 1984–85 earning another promotion to the Premier Division. After a good first season (finishing fourth), they were never again able to finish in the top half of the division. After playing the 1992–93 season under the name ''Harrisons S T S'', they withdrew from senior football in 1990, although some junior sides and Sunday teams carried on playing under the Harrisons name. The club also placed a reserve side in the West Midlands (Regional) League Division Two from 1984 to 1990. Harrisons played in the

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on two occasions, failing to win a match on either occasion. They had marginally more success in the

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, entering in four seasons with a best performance of making the Second Round (last 64) in their final appearance before their demise. Their ground, in Hazel Lane, Great Wyrley (situated opposite the ground used by Great Wyrley F.C.) was vandalised in the late 1990s and all permanent structures were removed, although the pitch remains in use. Wyrley Juniors FC have a long-term lease of the ground and they have plans to bring it back to life

Season-by-season record (incomplete)

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