Search Results

1. 21. Hurst nets for RJ Sport

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 March 2004 use pic of ellegaard

2. 22. Kevan’s vision for County

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 November 2004 CHESHIRE Sport chief executive Niels de Vos has announced the appointment of Kevan Taylor as managing director of Stockport County Football Club.

3. 23. Should Lancs stay - or go?

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 November 2004 CAROLE Hassan has a unique insight into Lancashire Cricket Club's proposed move to Sportcity. Not only is she a county member, but unitl recently was also chief executive of Trafford Council, who desperately want the plan abandoned. In this open letter, she argues that if the club does move they must make sure the sport goes into a new dimension.

4. 24. Speedway: Allan's signing off

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 28 November 2004 JASON Crump, Belle Vue's World champion, has reached speedway's pinnacle by being one of the most professional and best-organised riders in the sport, as well as the most talented.

5. 25. The fall to earth that won the world

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 September 2004 HE's the human bullet and now he reigns supreme in the fastest sport on the planet. Mark Calland is the new world speed sky diving champion after winning the competition in the US.

6. 26. Sporting chance for city youth

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 July 2004 POLICE in Manchester are using sport as a way of forging closer links with young people. Officers from Moss Side have organised a two-week festival of sport for hundreds of local youngsters, ending on July 23.

7. 27. Telly talk: Games on!

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 August 2004 SUE BARKER admits she's thrilled to be serving up live TV coverage of the greatest show on Earth for millions back at home. "I never thought I'd be at an Olympics, especially being a tennis player, because the sport only came in after I'd retired," explains the Greece-bound presenter.

8. 28. Double faulters

   CityLife, Monday 21 June 2004 SPORT is full of larger-than-life characters who have cried, sworn and shouted when things didn't go their way. Bad line call? Have a tantrum and insult the umpire. Been shown a yellow card? Cry like a baby.

9. 29. Olympic aim of karate kid

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 September 2004 RISING karate star Luke Scott is hoping that his sport will be upgraded to Olympic status.

10. 30. Race to sign Khan

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 September 2004 AMATEUR boxing chiefs are willing to smash the sport's funding structure in a bid to persuade Amir Khan to remain amateur until the 2008 Olympics.

Filters