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31. Leader of the pack
Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 March 2005 SAINTS ace Paul Sculthorpe is the red-hot favourite to become Great Britain captain following Andy Farrell's '700,000 switch to rugby union. -
32. Sale trio ready to fire
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 March 2005 SALE Sharks' international stars have fired out a warning to Zurich Premiership rugby union rivals London Wasps - we're back, and we're gunning for you! -
33. Millward: All Blacks rule
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 November 2005 I WATCH a lot of rugby union and right now there only seems to be one dominant force in the game - the All Blacks. -
34. Local round up
Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 March 2005 ROUND up of the weekend's rugby union action. -
35. Scully's still a Saint
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 13 March 2005 ST HELENS superstar Paul Sculthorpe has laughed off rumours linking him with Wigan as a replacement for rugby union-bound Andrew Farrell. -
36. RU: Sharks are smiling
Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 October 2005 SALE Sharks' transformation into rugby union's new big hitters is mainly down to one man, former French skipper Philippe Saint-Andre. -
37. Warriors face a tough fight
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 February 2005 THREE Super League games, two defeats and skipper Andrew Farrell on his way to rugby union - the problems just keep piling up for Wigan. -
38. Farrell close to finalising switch
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 February 2005 ANDREW Farrell has spoken with Leicester Tigers and Saracens officials as he looks to finalise his '300,000 move from Wigan Warriors into rugby union. -
39. Irish, Tigers want Kris
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 June 2005 LONDON Irish and Leicester Tigers are the latest top rugby union clubs to be linked with Wigan Warriors' GB fullback Kris Radlinski. -
40. Compromise on horizon over England row
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 September 2005 PREMIER Rugby insist they will vigorously oppose any moves by the Rugby Football Union to introduce central contracts - but have offered an olive branch in the shape of an increased number of England training days.