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51. Kev's get well message
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 April 2003 KEVIN Keeegan has sent a 'get well soon message' to West Ham United chief Glenn Roeder. -
52. Giggs has taste for celebration
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 03 May 2003 RYAN Giggs says that a title win this season would rank as one of the sweetest he has experienced. -
53. Hince hails Keegan's ambition
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 May 2003 CITY'S managers have come and gone with alarming regularity over the past 20 seasons, but of all the men to occupy the Maine Road there's one thing that sets Kevin Keegan apart, says Paul Hince -
54. Kirk is given quick call up
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 22 February 2003 LOAN signing Andrew Kirk goes straight into Salford's squad for Sunday's Arriva Trains Cup clash with Rochdale. -
55. England buoyed and ready to bury the ghosts of grand slams past
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 March 2003 Clive Woodward is a man who sincerely believes it will be a case of fourth time lucky for England tomorrow afternoon, says Robert Kitson. -
56. Daly's making up for lost time
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 07 August 2003 JON Daly is determined that a freak accident won’t stop him having his best season in a Stockport County shirt. -
57. There's something about Reg
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 November 2003 HE MAY have just turned 65, but there’s something about Reg Jenkins that makes you think he’d still be a bit of a handful on the football field. -
58. RL: Widnes won't forget Frank
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 05 October 2003 ASK any of the older Widnes fans who was the greatest player the town has produced. I'll guarantee that most will say Frank Myler - even allowing for other greats like Vince Karalius and Doug Laughton, who found fame outside the town. -
59. Glen's charity promise
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 18 October 2003 GLEN CHAPPLE has followed the example of his Lancashire pace partner Peter Martin by teaming up with a charity for his benefit year. Chapple has guaranteed to pay £75,000 to the Kirsty Appeal, which raises funds for the Francis House hospice in Didsbury. -
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Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 November 2003