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In 1965, José Cutileiro, then a PhD candidate in social anthropology at the University of Oxford, sent to his supervisor, John Campbell, the draft of an ethnographic essay on the Portuguese football club Sport Lisboa e Benfica, a subject on which he was developing a pioneering research. Intercepted and guarded by the Portuguese political police, this essay never reached its destination. More than five decades after its creation, we published for the first time a document that proposes a research program based on issues that remain relevant today, not only for the study of football in Portugal and elsewhere but especially for the interpretation of the historical structures of the Portuguese society. The publication of this document is preceded by a study that relates the research carried out by José Cutileiro with the anthropological field of the time, focusing in Downloaded from PubFactory at 05/01/2019 10:17:53AM via Inist Dpsi Aire Geographique 2 121 Le club de football et la culture de masse Lusotopie 18 (2019) 119-144 particular on the researches on football developed by some of the greater researchers of the Manchester School, namely Max Gluckman.

Le club de football et la culture de masse. Notes sur un projet de recherche inédit de José Cutileiro