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1. 31. Blatter blasts money men

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 October 2005 FIFA president Sepp Blatter has vowed to stop "greed ruling the world of football" and launched a blistering attack on hugely-wealthy club owners he claims are threatening the future of football.

2. 32. Macclesfield: Silkmen charged by FA

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 September 2005 MACCLESFIELD Town have been charged by the Football Association with four breaches of rules regarding financial irregularities.

3. 33. FA charge Macc

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 September 2005 MACCLESFIELD have been charged by the Football Association with four breaches of rules regarding financial irregularities.

4. 34. The League gets involved in the Fans of the Future

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 September 2005 COUNTY are also backing a new Football League initiative which aims to give young supporters throughout England and Wales the opportunity to begin a lifelong passion for their local club.

5. 35. Mourinho hits back over Roth slur

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 March 2005 JOSE Mourinho has promised to take legal action against UEFA referees' chief Volker Roth unless he retracts the claim that Chelsea's manager is "an enemy of football".

6. 36. The crying game: Soccer in the real world

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 09 July 2005 PLAYERS' union deputy chief Mick McGuire believes the 500 players who have been ditched by their clubs this summer is an indication that England's football industry is at last getting its house in order.<BR>

7. 37. Comment: Feud leaves only one winner

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 January 2005 Sir Alex Ferguson calls Arsene Wenger a "disgrace" and the Frenchman demands that the Football Association charge the Scot with "bringing the game into disrepute".

8. 38. Red Roses begin to bloom

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 May 2005 FOLLOWERS of the beautiful game who are still in their first flush of youth, may find this difficult to take on board, but there was a time in living memory when the Red Rose pennant of Lancashire fluttered higher than any other county in English football.

9. 39. Police launch hooligan rail crackdown

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 November 2005 MORE& than 500 police officers are taking part in a "day of action" across the rail network today to tackle football hooliganism.

10. 40. Biting back

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 March 2005 CHESHIRE entrepreneur John Batchelor is itching to get back into football... and in an exclusive interview with the Stockport Express this week, he has challenged County fans to put him to the test, although he concedes there is still a lot of bad feeling towards him.

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