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1. Thatcher aims to hand out a stuffing
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 December 2006 BEN Thatcher's Christmas dinner consisted of a bottle of water and a bowl of pasta - but you won't find the City defender complaining. Thatcher has been foregoing his turkey and sprouts ever since making his professional debut for Millwall as an 18-year-old left back in 1993, and accepts that it comes with the job of being a Premiership footballer. -
2. Gillingham 0 Oldham 3
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 December 2006 CHRIS Porter continued his amazing scoring streak as in-form Oldham made it just one defeat in ten games. -
3. Bolton: Half-time marks
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 December 2006 OUR reporters pass judgement on the half-time Premiership performances of Bolton's players. -
4. Gillingham 0 Oldham 3
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 December 2006 CHRIS Porter continued his amazing scoring streak as in-form Oldham made it just one defeat in ten games. -
5. Selection crisis for City
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 December 2006 JOEY Barton's ban means boss Stuart Pearce is facing a selection headache for the trip to West Ham. -
6. Preview: West Ham v City
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 December 2006 CITY boss Stuart Pearce could be forced to push Micah Richards into midfield for the trip to West Ham. -
7. Rumour mill: Rossi set for Black Cats move
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 December 2006 GIUSEPPE Rossi could be on his way to Sunderland in a New Year loan deal. -
8. Fergie: Year by year
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 December 2006 UNITED boss Sir Alex Ferguson celebrates his 65th birthday on Sunday. Check out his record at United since his appointment in 1986. -
9. Fergie still creating history
Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 December 2006 AT a club like Manchester United, it is easy to look back. -
10. Barton appeal rejected
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 December 2006 JOEY Barton will sit out the next three City games after his appeal against last weekend's red card was rejected by the Football Association.