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1. 1. MP blasts 'appalling' refereeing

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 May 2004 An MP today denounced the "appalling" standard of football refereeing in England after Sunderland's defeat by Crystal Palace in the Division One play-off semi-final earlier this week.

2. 2. League crowds on the up and up

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 May 2004 Nationwide Football League crowds are at their highest level for 40 years with 15.9million attending games during the 2003-04 season.

3. 3. Horton wants future resolved

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 02 May 2004 BRIAN Horton went into yesterday's game with Oxford ready to sit down and talk to the Macclesfield Town Board about a permanent appointment if his side ensured Football League survival for another season.

4. 4. Stockport find tour so telling

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 May 2004 APART from the inscriptions on the walls of Shenyang's Imperial Palace, there is very little written in stone about China and certainly not football.

5. 5. Dale survival mission a success for Steve

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 09 May 2004 LAST weekend saw Rochdale end any lingering doubts about their status as a Football League club, which meant that it was a case of "mission accomplished" for manager Steve Parkin.

6. 6. Morrison hails 'class act' Keane

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 May 2004 Clinton Morrison gave a player's insight into just how much Roy Keane's decision to come out of retirement and return to international football meant to the Republic of Ireland.

7. 7. Reds call for transparent transfers

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 May 2004 MANCHESTER United have called for greater clarity in the appointment and payment of football agents.

8. 8. Sven rains on Red parade

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 May 2004 THERE will be no homecoming victory parade for Manchester United if the club wins the FA Cup final signalling the end of a football tradition which dates back nearly 100 years.

9. 9. MPs voice concern over Rio salary

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 04 May 2004 FOOTBALL Association chiefs were today quizzed by MPs over why Rio Ferdinand is still being paid a "massive salary" by Manchester United despite being suspended for eight months for missing a drugs test.

10. 10. Steve Parkin season review

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 15 May 2004 NO-ONE can take any pleasure from the position that we finished in but I came back to this club with just one aim, to keep us in the Football League.

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