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1. 1. 'FA must take tough line'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 December 2003 THE FA must prove that it is serious about imporoving football's credibility by handing Rio Ferdinand a lengthy ban, says the Press Association's chief sports writer Frank Malley.

2. 2. Comment: Knives out for United

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 March 2004 AS SURE& as night follows day the pens, as well as the knives, will be out once more to predict Sir Alex Ferguson's empire is on the point of collapse, says the Press Association's Frank Malley.

3. 3. Firth's Absolutely Frank could be another winner

   CityLife, Monday 02 February 2009 MOST famous currently for his hit comedy Calendar Girls, local lad Tim Firth has been penning stage scripts for a couple of decades now and this particular piece was one of his first, written when he was asked to produce a short lunchtime show for Alan Ayckbourn’s theatre in Scarborough.

4. 4. Firth's Absolutely Frank could be another winner

   CityLife, Monday 02 February 2009 MOST famous currently for his hit comedy Calendar Girls, local lad Tim Firth has been penning stage scripts for a couple of decades now and this particular piece was one of his first, written when he was asked to produce a short lunchtime show for Alan Ayckbourn’s theatre in Scarborough.

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   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 10 June 2004

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   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 June 2004

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   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 August 2004

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   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 June 2004

9. 9. Sweet roles for TV fave Geoffrey

   CityLife, Friday 16 January 2009 AS Eddie Yeats, Onslow, Twiggy and Vernon, Geoffrey Hughes has played some of the most memorable characters on TV – but he’s also a seasoned stage actor. Natalie Anglesey spoke to him as he prepares to tread the boards in Oldham.

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