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31. Wigan: Ian's Wigan wonderland
Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 January 2006 IAN McNEILL still has to pinch himself to believe Wigan Athletic's remarkable rags-to-riches rise up the football ladder is no fairytale. -
32. Powergen cut rugby link
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 February 2006 POWERGEN have decided to end their sponsorship association with both codes of rugby in order to concentrate all resources on football. The Football Association announced a fortnight ago that E.ON, Powergen's parent company, will be the title sponsors of the FA Cup from the start of next season. -
33. Silkmen left in limbo
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 February 2006 MACCLESFIELD are still waiting to hear from the Football Foundation - 11 days after being told their decision was in the post. -
34. Hince: Swedish formation dancing no good
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 June 2006 WHENEVER I listen to a manager or one of those never-wrong football pundits discussing "formations," my eyes start to glaze over. As far as I'm concerned they might as well be speaking Serbo-Croat. -
35. Rio slams UEFA
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 14 March 2006 UNITED defender Rio Ferdinand has launched a scathing attack on UEFA for their failure to stamp out racism in football. -
36. Hince: FA mandarins slip on old banana skin
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 October 2006 AROUND 30 years ago the mandarins of the Football Association made a grave mistake. Not much changes, does it? That distant blunder I'm referring to was the decision not to appoint Brian Clough as the new England manager. -
37. Hince: All fur coats
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 September 2006 WELL, it seemed like a good idea at the time. Did I want to remain a bit-part player at Manchester City or take the chance of regular first-team football at Charlton Athletic? -
38. A rest makes Kev his best!
Manchester Evening News, Friday 31 March 2006 KEVIN Nolan hasn't given international football a second thought after taking his cue from United ace Paul Scholes. -
39. Portugal ban would boost Reds Euro chances
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 September 2006 MANCHESTER United and Celtic could receive a Champions League boost after FIFA confirmed they could impose a ban on Portuguese football which would result in Benfica being excluded from European competition. -
40. Sir Matt's vision turns history
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 April 2006 IN the second of a five-part series looking back at United's 50 years in Europe, Stuart Mathieson recalls the struggle that Sir Matt Busby had to persuade the Football League to allow the Reds to play in Europe.