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1. 1. Non-league football: Weekend round-up

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 November 2001 WITTON Albion will today ( Monday ) name Benny Phillips as their new manager — just days after he quit as boss of Mossley.

2. 2. Non-league football: Midweek round-up

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 14 November 2001 ALTRINCHAM didn’t know whether to laugh or cry after a night of high-scoring action.

3. 3. Non-league football: Weekend preview

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 November 2001 HYDE United have turned down a player-plus-cash bid by Tameside neighbours Stalybridge Celtic for their want-away star striker Simon Yeo.

4. 4. Non-league football: Round-up

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 November 2001 GOAL-ace Rod Thornley was again Altrincham’s saviour as the Robins survived a scare to squeeze past Spalding in a tense FA Umbro Trophy replay at Moss Lane.

5. 5. Non-league football: Tigers to cash-in on Yeo

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 November 2001 HYDE United have agreed to a transfer request by their star striker Simon Yeo — but he won’t come cheap.

6. 6. Non-league football: Match previews

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 November 2001 Stalybridge, unbeaten in their last six games, of which they’ve won five, have a chance to put daylight between themselves and the three teams below them in the Conference by beating fellow strugglers Hayes at Bower Fold on Saturday.

7. 7. City keep options open

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 November 2001 MANCHESTER CITY are refusing to rule out joining a newly-formed Premiership Two... but only if football remains fair.

8. 8. Youngster stars off the pitch

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 November 2001 BUDDING football ace Daniel Nardiello proved his worth on the football pitch when he made his Manchester United debut against old foes Arsenal.

9. 9. Faz delight at new role

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 November 2001 DEREK Fazackerley is still pinching himself that, after a two-week enforced absence from football, he has landed the role of Manchester City’s assistant manager.

10. 10. Eriksson feels for Fergie

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 10 November 2001 SIR Alex Ferguson found a friend in high places when he revealed his feelings on pressure cooker football this week - but England boss Sven Goran Eriksson says it is even worse at international level.

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