 In the 1956–57 season, Harrison became established in the side, normally at outside-right with Johnny Byrne on the left, providing scoring opportunities for the front men, including Mike Deakin at centre forward and Peter Berry and Barry Pierce as the inside-forwards.Harrison himself contributed four goals, as Palace finished 20th in the table.In 1957, "Soccer Star" predicted that, once Palace's fortunes improved, Harrison would become ""one of the most talked about wingers in the game"".