Today was a long, hard-working but really rewarding day. We started off the morning by splitting our group into two: One team planned and drew up a range of questions to be answered by our two interviewees of the day, Paul Farley and Martin Weiler, both members of the Exeter City’s Fund Trust and huge supporters of the Exeter City F.C. The second team approached the wide range of archive resources from yesterday to find and select appropriate images to be uploaded to our documentary film. This will ensure we have a diverse and interesting range of footage for our final product.
Fact Of The Day: The Exeter City F.C. match day programmes changed price from 60p per copy to £1 per copy from 1st May onwards due to printing the new copies in colour! wow.
After these tasks were completed, our group spent the afternoon interviewing Paul Farley and Martin Weiler and in doing so managed to obtain plenty of raw footage for our documentary film that we aim to complete tomorrow. 
We also succeeded in transferring a large number of archive resources (i.e. photos from match-day programmes, newspapers etc.) into digital format online.
Here is the webpage where the photos from the archive have been digitally uploaded: http://humanities-research.exeter.ac.uk/digitalfuturesarchive/items/browse?collection=2
Overall, it’s been a hard-working, productive day. Bring on tomorrow.