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21. Relegation worries still lingering after defeat to Saracens
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 April 2010 Probably the most significant results of the weekend for Sale arrived 24 hours after they had slumped to a fifth Edgeley Park league reverse of the season. -
22. Sale's season player ratings
Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 May 2009 A TOUGH season for Sale ultimately ended in disappointment after they failed to qualify for the Guinness Premiership play-offs. -
23. Wounded Sale look to future
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 31 March 2007 A YEAR ago, Sale Sharks were the undoubted kings of English rugby. A glamorous Heineken Cup quarter-final in San Sebastian against French giants Biarritz being followed by their unstoppable march to the English league title. -
24. Sale Sharks 27 Cardiff Blues 26
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 October 2009 A THREE-try blitz from Sale's power pack earned the Sharks a thrilling Heineken Cup win to keep their European dreams alive at Edgeley Park. -
25. Premiership - Club by Club
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 August 2005CLUB by club guide to the sides in the 2005/06 Guinness Premiership.
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26. Orrell 28 Otley 14
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 March 2004 SINCE acknowledging that promotion untouchables Worcester were uncatchable, Australian head coach Ross Reynolds set Orrell the demanding objective of a ten out of ten winning finish to the season. -
27. Preview for weekend's fixtures
Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 October 2003 PAUL Devlin takes his place on the bench for Sale Sharks for tonight's clash with London Wasps at Edgeley Park after returning to the club he left two seasons ago. On Saturday Orrell take on Bristol, Manchester entertain Worcester, Sedgley play Rosslyn Park while Macclesfield take on Waterloo. -
28. Plymouth 22 Orrell 19
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 January 2004 WHAT slim chance Orrell had left of taking the National One title was sunk without trace in the mud at the Brickfield.