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1. 1. Non-league football: Weekend preview

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 22 November 2002 PREVIEW of this weekend's football action, involving the region's non-league sides.

2. 2. Non-league football: Weekend preview

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 November 2002 Preview of the weekend's football action, involving the region's non-league sides.

3. 3. Football bosses defend Riley

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 November 2002 BOLTON manager Sam Allardyce has been told that referee Mike Riley was carefully vetted before taking charge of their game against West Brom.

4. 4. Non-league Football: Hyde can't hold on

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 25 November 2002 HYDE raised their hopes of Houdini-like relegation escape by holding UniBond League leaders Accrington to a draw in a six-goal Ewen Fields thriller.

5. 5. Non-league football: Hill pleads to Hulme

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 November 2002 HYDE boss Gordon Hill has pleaded with ex-Bury and Altrincham star Kevin Hulme to play his first - and last - game for the relegation-haunted Tigers at Ewen Fields.

6. 6. Non-league football: We can win Trophy - Pace

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 November 2002 OUTSPOKEN Droylsden boss Dave Pace saw his battling Bloods launch their FA Trophy assault with a 2-1 revenge win over Tameside neighbours Ashton and then declared: "There's no reason why we can't win it!"

7. 7. Non-league football: Weekend preview

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 November 2002 TAMESIDE rivals Stalybridge and Droylsden will have plenty in common when they attempt to join the Nationwide Conference elite in Monday's FA Trophy third-round draw.

8. 8. Non-league football: Easy as 1-2-3 for Bridge

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 November 2002 FORMER Bury striker Phil Stant felt the full force of Stalybridge's firepower after being pressed into action as an emergency keeper at Bower Fold.

9. 9. Derek Fazackerley column

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 November 2002 IT was a great relief to finally get another win on the board at Birmingham last Saturday when we perhaps didn't play our best football but were certainly disciplined and resolute.

10. 10. Schmeichel salutes McClaren

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 22 November 2002 PETER Schmeichel insists Manchester City's next opponents are currently playing the best football in the Premiership.

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