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Interview with Dr. Cyril Smith, Secretary of Social Science Research Council, on football hooliganism. Interviewer not identified.
Sports minister Denis Howell on drugs in sport and treatment of sports injuries. Favours introduction of random drugs tests. Follows an incident with Argentine football team in the World Cup. Male...
BBC sports commentator David Coleman on a Royal Commission on Gambling’s recommendation for a small independent body, the Football Board, to be set up to distribute pools money between football clubs....
Hayes on Sunday. Brian Hayes talks to Vivian Bendall, Roger Ingham, Tony Smythe and John Gribben. Vivian Bendall talks about winning the Ilford North by-election. He speaks about what he can bring to...
Home Secretary Merlyn Rees discusses the impact of television violence on youth and whether it is causing an increase in crime. Rees also discusses unemployment and football hooliganism; he also commends...
Police Federation Chairman Jim Jardine on the deterrent effect of sentencing a football hooligan to a three-year prison term. Male interviewer not identified.
West Bromwich Albion manager Ron Atkinson on the expulsion of Scotland’s Willie Johnston from the 1978 World Cup. Johnston has tested positive for a banned substance and expelled for the remainder of the...
A representative of car manufacturer Chrysler, Jim Knight, explains the company’s decision to pull out of its sponsorship of the Scotland football team in the 1978 World Cup. The news comes following the...
Ally MacLeod talks about resigning as Scotland football team manager following the national side’s disappointing performance at the World Cup in Argentina. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with Ted Croker, Football Association, on the FA’s decision to sell the television rights of the FA Cup Final to the highest bidder. Male interviewer not identified.
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