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Manchester United FC - Interactive Exhibition

WHO'S THAT TEAM WE CALL UNITED?
 
Working closely with the team of curators at the Manchester United Museum we created an interactive exhibition detailing the lives of ten of the greatest football players in Manchester United's history. From pioneering Welsh wizard Billy Meredith and the immeasurable talent of George Best, to the iconic appeal of David Beckham the exhibition explores how the lives of footballers and the wider society that supported them has changed over the decades.
CGI representation of the 1940's Manager's Office (Charlie Mitten)
CGI representation of the 1950's Manager's Office (Duncan Edwards)
 
CGI representation of the 1990's Manager's Office (David Beckham)
 
George Best motion graphic
George Best motion graphic
 
Lou Macari motion graphic
Bryan Robson motion graphic
David Beckham motion graphic
Wayne Rooney motion graphic
Footballers wages and transer fees are illustrated and described in context with todays wages
The tactics of the era are illustrated using animated boards which refelct the period. From whiteboards in the 1990's...
to computer generated 'Prozone' style graphics today.
Players Featured
Harry Stafford 1896 - 1903
Billy Meredith 1906 - 1921
Joe Spence 1919 - 1933
Charlie Mitten 1936 - 1950
Duncan Edwards 1952 - 1958
George Best 1961 - 1974
Lou Macari 1973 - 1984
Bryan Robson 1981 - 1994
David Beckham 1991 - 2003
Wayne Rooney 2004 - present
Who's that team they call United?,
Who's that team they all adore?
They're the boys in red and white
And they play with all their might,
And they're out to show the world how they can score!
So bring on Sunderland and Arsenal,
Bring on Spaniards by the score,
Barcelona, Real Madrid,
They may make a gallant bid,
But they'll only find the reason why we roar.
Manchester United FC - Interactive Exhibition
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Manchester United FC - Interactive Exhibition

A passionate and detailed exhibition piece chronicling the lives of ten Manchester United footballers, dating back as far as the 1890s. A 42” i Read More

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