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31. Paul's tactics are paying off
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 October 2003 TEENAGE soccer coach Paul Booth is proving to be an inspiring leader both on and off the pitch. The 18-year-old from Clayton had turned his life around since being excluded from school four years ago and is using the power of sport to help other disadvantaged youngsters do the same. -
32. Tarby returns
Manchester Evening News, 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. -
33. Schools to count cost of Jonny's boot
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 December 2003 RUGBY fever sweeping the country in the wake of England's World Cup triumph may lead to more youngsters taking up the tough sport. -
34. Tueart set to keep City role
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 06 December 2003 DENNIS Tueart may face criticism but he is set to remain a City director at the club's first Eastlands AGM on Monday. M.E.N. Sport understands that Tueart could come under fire following a club enquiry into the controversial use of a hospitality box at Maine Road. -
35. Lawyers in the swim with Hickman and team H20
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 August 2003 LAW firm James Chapman & Co has teamed up with Britain's top swimmers in a bid to promote the sport. -
36. RL: Alex Murphy column
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 March 2003 M.E.N. Sport has launched a new weekly column where leading figures from the rugby league world will be offering hard-hitting views on all the major issues. We kick-off with Alex Murphy -
37. McIlroy asks board for County reinforcements
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 November 2003 STOCKPORT boss Sammy McIlroy has talked to Cheshire Sport chief executive Niels de Vos about strengthening his bare-bones squad. -
38. Leave the fans alone
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 08 November 2003 M.E.N. Sport's focus on Wigan Athletic's struggle to bring in the crowds& brought a flood of replies from angry Latics fans. Those included Evening News journalist Alan Wright, who took umbrage with our chief sports writer, Paul Hince, and pens his response . . . -
39. Hulk (PS2, Xbox, GC and PC) and Wakeboarding Unleashed (PS2 and Xbox)
Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 June 2003 GAME’s CJ Ravey – you won’t like him when he’s angry, just ask his long-suffering girlfriend – takes on the Hulk and a new kind of sport in his latest reviews. -
40. Sunny Jim is crown jewel
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 June 2003 BECKS is on his way - but cricket has unearthed a new icon for British sport in the boy next door figure of Jimmy Anderson.<BR>