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1. 1. Rugby World Cup reflections

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 October 2007 IT was universally hailed as the best Rugby World Cup ever staged, and here is an overview of the weird and wonderful moments of the 2007 tournament.

2. 2. Robinson's World Cup delight

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 October 2007 JASON Robinson hailed England’s spirit as they booked their place in the World Cup final. Brian Ashton’s side came from behind to secure a 14-9 victory against hosts France.

3. 3. Robbo says: Let's win it

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 October 2007 JASON Robinson last night reflected on being granted his dream England finale and insisted: "Now that we're in the World Cup final - let's win it."

4. 4. Chabal ready to swallow grief

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 October 2007 SEBASTIEN Chabal has been backed to banish the spectre of a post-World Cup hangover.

5. 5. Cueto: I won't let England down

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 October 2007 ENGLAND winger Mark Cueto insists he won't let an expectant nation down after being called up to play in Saturday's World Cup final.

6. 6. Habana a red hot racer!

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 October 2007 THERE'LL be a touch of Manchester United inspiring South Africa against England in the World Cup final on Saturday in the Stade de France.

7. 7. England 12 Australia 10

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 06 October 2007 BRIAN Ashton saluted a “magnificent” performance by England’s forwards after his team stunned Australia to power into the World Cup semi-finals.

8. 8. Ugly England backed by Lund

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 October 2007 ENGLAND have been urged to ignore their army of critics and retain the World Cup by winning ugly.

9. 9. England unchanged for France test

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 October 2007 BRIAN Ashton has retained the team that sent Australia crashing out of the World Cup for Saturday's semi-final against France.

10. 10. Sheridan: Future's bright

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 October 2007 ANDREW Sheridan today looked beyond the pain of the World Cup final defeat to insist that the future is bright for a rejuvenated England.

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