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1. 21. Friends meeting for future

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 March 2003 The Friends Of Manchester Ice Hockey (FOMIH) have invited fans of the sport to a public meeting.

2. 22. You're in the picture!

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 09 August 2003 DRAMATIC images covering more than 100 years of news and sport stories from the Manchester Evening News can now be viewed online - and you can buy them.

3. 23. Brits pitch-in for French challenge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 November 2003 BOULES players from the north west are preparing to take on the French - at their own game. A six-strong team from Stockport boules club will travel to France next month to test their talents against the sport's founding fathers as part of a charity event.

4. 24. Testing routines may be changed

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 08 October 2003 MANCHESTER United and UK Sport's doping control unit are to review training ground testing in the wake of the Rio Ferdinand case.

5. 25. Tarby returns

   CityLife, Friday 18 April 2003 IF name-dropping was an Olympic sport, Great Britain would be guaranteed a gold medal in the shape of Jimmy Tarbuck, because Tarby drops names like a nervous golfer drops shots on the back nine.

6. 26. RL: Time to help veterans - Ashcroft

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 March 2003 RUGBY League's heroes of yesteryear have become the sport's poor relations.

7. 27. Palmer's farewell shot

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 September 2003 CARLTON Palmer has hit out at the way he was sacked by Stockport County. The former England international, who had been in charge at Edgeley Park since November 2001, was yesterday dismissed as manager by the club's new owners Cheshire Sport.

8. 28. F1 Career Challenge (PS2)

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 10 July 2003 SITTING through a Grand Prix may have become the televisual equivalent of watching paint dry, but the sport of high-speed advertising hoardings driving in neat formation remains unfathomably popular and anyone who can accurately recreate the F1 circus is onto a sure-fire winner.

9. 29. Verokken: I haven't walked over Rio

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 December 2003 BRITAIN'S anti-doping chief Michele Verokken has denied she has resigned from her job at UK Sport in the wake of the Rio Ferdinand affair.

10. 30. Business born out of love of rugby

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 March 2003 THE young Fran Cotton had no thoughts of business, growing up in a rugby league-dominated family in Wigan. He took up rugby unions because that was the sport played at his school, Newton-Le-Willows Grammar.

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