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1. 1. Sparky's retirement vow

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 July 2002 MARK Hughes has retired from playing with some great Red memories - and promised that football has not seen the last of him yet.

2. 2. World Cup reviewed

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 July 2002 FOOTBALL’S world order shifted at the 2002 World Cup – with African and Asian teams showing they can make a major impact in the latter stages. Here we take a look at each of the teams and rate their performances out of 10.

3. 3. RL: Karl's Reds boost

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 July 2002 SALFORD Reds football director Steve Simms believes the team has improved under new coach Karl Harrison.

4. 4. RL preview: Leeds v Salford

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 July 2002 SALFORD star Graham Holroyd has an added incentive to return for tonight's (Friday) Super League clash with Leeds, according to Reds football director Steve Simms.

5. 5. City eyes Asian fans

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 July 2002 MANCHESTER City's already substantial fan base is ready for a huge expansion into Asia.

6. 6. Blanc signs new deal

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 July 2002 MANCHESTER United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has expressed his delight at persuading Laurent Blanc to extend his Old Trafford stay by another season.

7. 7. Byrne misses first friendly

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 July 2002 CHRIS BYRNE is out of Macclesfield Town's first pre-season friendly after suffering an achilles tendon injury.

8. 8. RL: Molloy takes charge at Oldham

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 July 2002 FORMER Great Britain prop Steve Molloy was today (Tuesday) appointed as the new coach of Oldham Rugby League club, succeeding Australian John Harbin.

9. 9. RL: Revitalised Salford win again!

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 08 July 2002 TWO wins on the trot have lifted Salford Reds' spirits - and taken the team off bottom spot in Super League.

10. 10. Reds eye dream defensive duo

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 July 2002 MANCHESTER United are confident that Laurent Blanc will agree to a new one-year deal, but the Frenchman's signing won't see the Reds dropping their interest in Leeds ace Rio Ferdinand.

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