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1. 1. Tom keeps it in the family

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 December 2003 THEY might not be as famous a footballing family as the Charltons, Redknapps or Lampards, but the Kennedy dynasty is alive and kicking down at Bury.

2. 2. The heroes of '78 are so proud

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 November 2003 WIGAN Athletic's rags-to-riches story is bringing pride and hope to the men who kick-started the club's revolution. The former semi-pro minnows, flying high in Division One, are on the verge of the Premiership just 25 years after joining the Football League.<BR>

3. 3. There's something about Reg

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 November 2003 HE MAY have just turned 65, but there’s something about Reg Jenkins that makes you think he’d still be a bit of a handful on the football field.

4. 4. Fazackerley's column

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 31 October 2003 AFTER our win over Queen's Park Rangers on Tuesday, we decided to stay in the South ahead of our trip to Southampton.

5. 5. Macc pitch praised

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 28 September 2003 JEALOUS managers have been queuing up to pay tribute to the Moss Rose playing surface this season.

6. 6. Palmer's farewell shot

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 September 2003 CARLTON Palmer has hit out at the way he was sacked by Stockport County. The former England international, who had been in charge at Edgeley Park since November 2001, was yesterday dismissed as manager by the club's new owners Cheshire Sport.

7. 7. Walsh enjoys new life at Wigan

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 23 August 2003 GOALKEEPER Gary Walsh was considering quitting football at the end of last season.

8. 8. City's Euro express up and running

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 August 2003 MANCHESTER City may have sneaked into the Uefa Cup via the back door, but they announced their arrival in some style.

9. 9. Daly's making up for lost time

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 07 August 2003 JON Daly is determined that a freak accident won’t stop him having his best season in a Stockport County shirt.

10. 10. Golf: Dougherty fights fever

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 August 2003 IF he didn't play golf for a living, Nick Dougherty would be putting up his feet for the next three months trying to recover from a glandular fever.

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