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Fans (Football)
OBS/6/9/3/4/92/31 · Sub-series · 1961-1985
Part of Records of The Observer newspaper

Negatives showing football fans:

  1. Football Supporters at F.A. Cup Final - Wembley 1971 - Match between Arsenal and Liverpool (by Neil Libbert 8 May 1971) 3 Sets
  2. More violent Soccer Fans at Cup Final (by Tony McGrath 4 May 1974)
  3. F.A. Cup Final - Everton and Manchester United Fans at Wembley (by David Mansell 18 May 1985) 5 Sets
  4. Scotland Soccer Fans
  5. Football Supporters after Chelsea v. Leeds Cup Final at Wembley (by Neil Libbert 11 April 1970)
  6. Scottish Football Fans (by Ian Bradshaw 24 May 1981) 2 Sets
  7. Scottish Footbal Fans (by Ian Bradsahw 14 May 1981)
  8. Scottish Football Fans (by Tony McGrath 24 May 1981) 2 Sets
  9. Soccer-Footbal Fans at F.A. Cup 1980 (by Neil Libbert 10 May 1980)
  10. Scottish Football Fans (by Ian Bradshaw 23 May 1981)
  11. Scottish Soccer Fans parade through London before Wembley match against England (by David Newell Smith 19 May 1973) 2 Sets
  12. Scottish Fans at Trafalgar Square, Wembley final (by Neil Libbert 20 May 1979) 4 sets
  13. Football Supporters in Chelsea, before Cup Final against Leeds (by David Newell Smith 11 April 1970)
  14. Football Fans in Chelsea pub after Chelsea v Leeds Cup Final (by Neil Libbert 11 April 1970)
  15. Soccer Fans at West Ham v Leicester (by Jim [Rice] 6 September 1983)
  16. Soccer Fans - Arsenal v Manchester United - Game and Fans (by Eamonn McCabe 7 September 1983) 4 Sets
  17. Soccer Fans - Newcastle v Middlesborough (by Allan Glenwright 6 September 1983) 3 Sets
  18. Football Supporters at Trafalgar Square (by John Wildgoose)
  19. Football Fans at Cup Final - Liverpool v. Newcastle, Wembley (by Jane Bown 4 May 1974) 4 Sets
  20. Thames Magistrates Court - some of 98 football fans who were involved in Manchester United punch up (by Neil Libbert 24 August 1974)
  21. Football Spectators (by Chris Smith 15 August 1970)
  22. Football Fans down for Scottish/England International (by David Newell Smith 24 May 1975)
  23. Football Fans being searched by police
  24. Football Fans around Wembley for Scotland/England match (by Chris Smith 24 May 1975)
  25. Football Fans at Kings Cross and Euston before Scotland/England International (by David Newell Smith 24 May 1975)
  26. Manchester United Supporters (copy negs.) (by Ray Green May 1977)
  27. Scotland Football Fans in London for England v. Scotland match (by Nobby Clark 4 June 1977) 2 Sets
  28. F.A. Cup Final Supporters (by Sally Soames 1 May 1965) 2 Sets
  29. Fans in London for the Wales v England match (by David Davies 13 March 1965) 5 Sets
  30. Football Supporters at the F.A. Cup Final at Wembley (by David Newell Smith 18 May 1968) 2 Sets
  31. Scots in London for the England v. Scotland International at Wembley (by David Newell Smith 10 May 1969) 2 Sets
  32. Manchester United Fans at Leyton Station (by Jane [Bown]) 2 Sets
  33. Scots in London for the England v Scotland International at Wembley (by Neil Libbert 10 May 1969) 3 Sets
  34. Scottish Supporters (by Stuart Heydinger April 1961)
  35. Scottish Fans at Wembley for England v. Scotland (by David Newell Smith 10 April 1965) 2 Sets
  36. Scottish Supporters in Piccadilly (by Philip Griffiths 6 April 1963)
  37. Football Supporters - Special excursion train for football supporters leaving Leek Station for Stoke City v. Blackburn cup-tie match (by Edward [Malindine] 1 February 1962)
  38. Crowds outside Wembley Stadium (by John Hodder 30 July 1966) 2 Sets
  39. Cup Final crowds in Piccadilly (Spurs v. Burnley) (by Donald McCullin 5 May 1962) 2 Sets
    Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library
GUA/7/2/2/4/26 · File · [2005]
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

Wireframes and designs, with hand-written annotations, for Guardian Unlimited Fantasy Chairman webpages for season 05/06, nd [c Summer 2005].

The file also includes flow charts showing the pre and post season registration process and a page of notes on design, functionality and marketing of the website, nd [c2005].
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Jane Glentworth

Fantasy Football Chairman
GUA/11/2/3/2/4 · File · 1-8 August 2005
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

Contains two emails sent to subscribers of the Guardian's Fantasy Football Chairman email updates.

The emails contain adverts for a competition and links to the Fantasy Chairman webpage: guardian.co.uk/fantasychairman
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Farewell Tour...
MRO/2/14/14 · Item · 21 May 2007
Part of Cartoons by Martin Rowson

Cartoon shows Tony Blair dressed in a sparkly purple jumpsuit, on stage with his band 'The Neo Cons'. Smoke is bellowing in the background as Blair says ' GOOOOOOOOODNIGHT BAGHDAD!!!!' . George W Bush is standing in the distance hiding behind a guitar, Domald Rumsfeld is slumped over a drum kit, and Paul Wolfowitz has fallen onto a microphone stand and been speared through his chest.

Rowson; Martin George Edmund (1959-); cartoonist and writer
GUA/9/4/1/4/2/3 · File · 13 August 1999
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

Audio recording of an interview with actors Farley Granger and Pat Hitchcock O’Connell in front of a live audience as part of the Guardian sponsored National Film Theatre Guardian interview series.

The recording begins with an introduction by Adrian Wooton, following which Granger’s recent film Strangers on a Train is screened, along with a number of other film clips. Wooton then proceeds to put questions to Granger. At 42:00 Pat Hitchcock O’Connell is invited on stage and Farley and Hitchcock are interviewed together. The recording comprises a question and answer session with members of the audience from 47.27 on track 1.

A summary of the topics discussed is included below.

Track 1:
00.00 Introductions and film clips
16:32 Farley on being signed to Goldwin
20:58 Working on They Live by Night
24:09 Working for Sam Goldwin
25:46 Meeting Alfred Hitchcock
26:55 Hitchcock’s directing style
28:20 Working with James Stewart
29:15 Feelings on being a movie star
30:46 Working on Strangers on a Train
32:07 Discussing Robert Walker
32:55 His feelings on rushes
33:14 Working on Italian movie Senso
37:31 His work in television and theatre
40:58 Hitchcock on set
42:00 Pat Hitchcock comes on stage
42:38 Pat Hitchcock discusses working on Strangers on a Train
43:45 Pat Hitchcock describes her father Alfred Hitchcock’s practical jokes and directing style
45:39 Pat Hitchcock on Alfred Hitchcock Presents
47:32 What Alfred Hitchcock would have thought of the centenary celebrations
48:04 Farley Granger on working in London theatres
48:30 Alfred Hitchcock’s favourite film
49:52 Pat Hitchcock’s favourite Alfred Hitchcock cameo
50:27 Treatment of directors
51:09 Working with bad directors
51:50 Alfred Hitchcock’s opinions of remakes
52:40 Pat Hitchcock on Alma Reville’s contribution to movies
54:00 Pat Hitchcock’s favourite Hitchcock film
55:20 Spielberg vs Hitchcock
56:02 The actors on integrating with the serious themes of Strangers on a Train
57:05 Farley Granger on homosexuality in Hollywood in the 1940s
57:30 Budgets within Hitchcock’s films
58:28 Pat Hitchcock’s favourite Hitchcock heroine
59:00 Opinions on Ruth Roman
1:00:12 Working with Vincente Minnelli

Track 2:
00:00 Working with Vincente Minnelli (cont.)
00:38 Discussing Gainsborough Pictures
2:17 The origin of Hitchcock’s cameos
3:27 Discussing tennis in Strangers on a Train
4:11 Differences between current movies vs classic movies
6:06 Actors they admire
6:43 Pat Hitchcock’s experience at RADA
7:15 The merry-go-round scene in Strangers on a Train
7:56 Hitchcock and casting
8:38 On Charles Laughton
9:22 Charlton Heston in Strangers on a Train
10:15 Ideal roles
10:42 On directing
11:15 On Alfred Hitchcock being in Strangers on Train
11:40 Potential film of Hitchcock’s life

Films mentioned in the course of the interview include: Strangers on a Train; Rope; They Live by Night; Our Very Own; Roseanna McCoy; Senso; Shadow of a Doubt; Lifeboat; Notorious; Dante’s Peak; Volcano; Meet Me in St Louis; The Clock and The Lady Vanishes.
Creator: British Film Institute (BFI), 1933-
Creator: Guardian News & Media Ltd, 1967-