1976 Collection (page 20)

Robin Friday, Cardiff Citys controversial striker from the 1970s in dispute with the referee. Fans of Russell Brand and late Cardiff City legend won t be too surprised to learn that the outrageous

Picture of Robin Friday, Cardiff Citys controversial former striker. Fans of Russell Brand and late Cardiff City legend won t be too surprised to learn that the outrageous stand-up comic is currently

Black Sabbath lead singer Ozzy Osbourne at his Staffordshire home. 28th July 1976

Monty Pythons Flying Circus cast outside Her Majestys Theatre London 1976

Bruce Forsyth Entertainer on the Golf Course at Wentworth today with an extra club, a pink TOOTHBRUSH Dbase

Footballer George Best poses on the beach withDaily Mirror Staff Photographer Kent Gavin in California, USA. 2nd September 1976

Birmingham Football supports. 1st March 1976

Mick Jagger takes time out to relax in the South of France by playing tennis with fellow band member Ronnie Wood before the start of The Rolling Stones European Tour

James Hunt and Niki Lauda get trapped by fans at Brands Hatch. Only James Hunt made it to the autograph point. 8th November 1976

Muhammad Ali posing for the cameras with cornerman Drew Bundini (left) at the gym ahead of his third fight with Ken Norton. 22nd September 1976

Muhammad Ali met future opponent British Heavy Weight Richard Dunn at the training camp of World welterweight John H. Stracey in Londons West End. 9th March 1976

Muhammad Ali with Dustin Hoffman at the weigh-in ahead of his third fight with Ken Norton. 28th September 1976

The aircraft Concorde on its stand at Heathrow airport after returning from the runway area prior to take-off with hydraulic trouble. 26th January 1976

Roger Daltrey, lead singer of The Who rock group, at home on his 300 acre farm in Sussex, wearing his flat hat, old jumper and wellies as he works hard to keep the farm in top order. 16th April 1976

Keith Moon, drummer of The Who rock group with model Annette Lax in the resort of Malibu in California. 21st July 1976

Keith Moon, drummer of The Who rock group and with his 1929 built Rolls Royce Phantom car which he bought on a spending spree in Malibu, California. 25th July 1976

Keith Moon, drummer of The Who rock group, with his 1929 built Rolls Royce car in the resort of Malibu in California. 25th July 1976

Muhammad Ali takes a break from training ahead of this third fight with Ken Norton with corner man Drew Bundini Brown (centre) to pose for the cameras at Gleasons Gym in New York. 26th August 1976

Muhammad Ali meeting fans in New York ahead of his World Title showdown with Ken Norton. 29th September 1976

Muhammad Ali lands a punch as Richard Dunn tries to cover up in Munich. 24th May 1976

Frank Worthington Leicester and England footballer seen here at his Leicester flat listening to his collection of Elvis Presley records and reading a book on the American singer. January 1976

Cardiff City Manager Jimmy Andrews, celebrates his Third Division Manager of the Month award at Ninian Park. 10th January 1976

Robin Friday, Cardiff Citys controversial striker from the 1970s signs for Cardiff City and manager Jimmy Andrews. 31st Dec 1976

North East Festivals A dancing fancy dress procession through Newcastle to Launch Newcastle University Theatre Young Peoeples Festival 27 March 1976

North East Festivals The Festival Fred logo designed by Newcastle Poly students, Bill Proctor, left, Gillian Wilson, John and Dave Haldene, for 1976 Newcastle Festival 1 April 1976

North East Festivals A cook takes some tips from a chef in the cook-o-ton in Old Eldon Square during the Newcastle Festival 21 June 1976

North East Festivals Byker Olympic flame bearer Bob Hanlin begins the run from Newcastle Civic Centre to Bykers Mount Olympus, where the torch will light the Byker Olympic bonfire

North East Festivals A few Geordie songs from local chracters for a warm up to the parade to mark the beginning of the Newcastle Festival 19 June 1976

Southampton 1st eleven hear the news that they have drawn Crystal Palace in the Semi Final of the FA Cup, 8th March 1976

Southampton FC in training at Frinton Lodge Hotel, Frinton, Essex, 31st March 1976. Showing : Peter Osgood & Peter Rodrigues

Southampton FC training in Frinton, Essex. Southampton FC Manager, Lawrie McMenemy has a ride in a wheelbarrow, pushed by Jim Steele. 31st March 1976

The Rolling Stones seen here on stage at Granby Halls in Leicester. 14th May 1976

Rolling Stones fans outside Earls Court. 23rd May 1976

Rolling Stones fans queue outside Earls Court. 23rd May 1976

Lead singer Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones seen here on stage at Earls Court. 23rd May 1976

Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones performing live in Leicester. 14th May 1976

Mick Jagger lead singer of the Rolling Stones seen here on stage in Leicester. 14th May 1976

The Rolling Stones on stage at Leicester. (Picture) Fans enjoying themselves at the gig. 14th May 1976

Sacks of postal applications for Rolling Stones forthcoming concerts being ploughed through at promoter Harvey Goldsmiths offices in London. 3rd April 1976

Mick jagger and the Rolling Stones seen here on stage at Granby Halls in Leicester. 14th May 1976

One of the scheduled services sets off on the Eskdale miniature railway on 26 May 1976

Passengers ride on the miniature engine and carriages on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway on 27th May 1976

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on stage at the Rolling Stones concert at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire. 22nd August 1976

Huge crowds gather to watch the Rolling Stones in concert at Knebworth House, Hertfordshire. 22nd August 1976

The morning after the Rolling Stones concert at Knebworth House, Hertfordshire. 22nd August 1976

Mick Jagger on stage at the Rolling Stones concert at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire. 22nd August 1976

Rolling Stones in concert at Knebworth House, Hertfordshire. (Picture) Revellers at Knebworth. 22nd August 1976

Hugh crowds gather to watch the Rolling Stones in concert at Knebworth House, Hertfordshire. 22nd August 1976

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"1976: A Year of Milestones and Iconic Moments" In 1976, the world witnessed a series of remarkable events that left an indelible mark on history. From military badges to breathtaking take-offs, this year was filled with captivating moments. The year kicked off with the majestic Concorde taking flight, showcasing its groundbreaking supersonic capabilities. As it soared through the skies, it symbolized humanity's relentless pursuit of innovation and progress. Amidst turbulent weather conditions, the Bishop Rock Lighthouse stood tall in a gale, serving as a beacon of hope and resilience. Its unwavering strength mirrored the determination displayed by individuals around the globe during challenging times. Meanwhile, at the London Film Festival Poster exhibition in 1976, creativity flourished as artists showcased their unique visions on celluloid. The vibrant posters captured both imagination and reality while celebrating cinema's power to transport us to different worlds. On wheels, automotive enthusiasts marveled at two iconic vehicles -the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray and Triumph Stag- both epitomizing style and performance. The orange hue of the Corvette Stingray turned heads wherever it went while the sleek lines of Triumph Stag embodied elegance on every road traveled. Literature lovers were captivated by Agatha Christie's timeless mysteries which continued to enthrall readers decades after their initial publication in 1924. Her brilliant storytelling transported audiences into intricate webs of suspense where clues unraveled one page at a time. As British Airways' Concorde G-BOAC gracefully took off from Heathrow Airport, passengers embarked on extraordinary journeys across continents at unprecedented speeds. This marvel of aviation technology united people from diverse backgrounds and bridged distances like never before. Back on land but still within reach for adventure-seekers was RAF Lyneham's flight simulator in Wiltshire. It provided aspiring pilots with an opportunity to experience virtual flights that simulated real-life scenarios—a testament to the dedication and precision of those who serve in the armed forces.