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1. RU: Western gunslingers
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 31 December 2005 SALE Sharks are looking to make it third time lucky when they travel to Bath on Monday. -
2. RL: GB hope for Luke
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 December 2005 RUGBY league legend Alex Murphy is backing Salford Reds star Luke Robinson to stake a strong claim for Great Britain honours in 2006. -
3. RU: A family affair
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 December 2005 THERE is no question who is the best fly-half in the Jones household, and it is not former Wales captain Kingsley Jones, who now coaches Guinness Premiership leaders Sale Sharks. -
4. Philippe: Sharks will get even better
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 December 2005 SALE boss Philippe Saint-Andre has reflected on a successful 2005 - but warned his table-topping Sharks side there is still room for improvement. -
5. Sell-out Sale have point to prove
Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 December 2005 PREMIERSHIP& leaders Sale Sharks will play to a packed Edgeley Park on Boxing Day, with chief executive Niels de Vos claiming: "Manchester is about more than just football." -
6. RL: Steve to wake sleeping giant
Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 December 2005 STEVE McCormack is ready to help breathe new life into one of rugby league's fallen giants. -
7. RU: Sharks eye cup switch
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 December 2005 SALE Sharks could switch to the City of Manchester Stadium if their successful march towards the European summit continues. -
8. FC United: Rebels roar home
Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 December 2005 FC UNITED boss Karl Marginson warned that the Moore and Co Solicitors League second division title race isn't over despite his table-topping red rebels marching a massive 13 points clear with a 2-0 win at Holker Old Boys. -
9. Lund signs new Sharks deal
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 December 2005 SALE Sharks forward Magnus Lund has ended speculation about his playing future by agreeing a new two-year contract with the Guinness Premiership leaders. -
10. Non-league round up
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 December 2005 NORTHWICH boss Steve Burr fears Vics will suffer a hangover from their FA Cup heroics when they resume their FA Trophy quest with a first-round trip to York.