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1. 1. League in rude health

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 August 2004 IT IS a sign of rugby league's robust health that the loss of major sponsors Tetley's is being greeted not with dismay but by reports a replacement can be found willing to pay double.

2. 2. Crunch time for clubs

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 22 August 2004 RUGBY league clubs are licking their wounds and preparing for the final push for glory in what is a massive month both in Super League and at National League level.

3. 3. Boss is so sorry for Peter

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 15 August 2004 SWINTON Lions boss Paul Kidd has expressed his sympathy for Peter Cannon after his influential skipper was suspended for three months for a breach of the Rugby Football League's Doping Control regulations.

4. 4. Swans star Lee set to miss start

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 August 2004 Preview: Coca-Cola League Two - Rochdale v Swansea (Tues 10 Aug, 7.45pm)

5. 5. Preview: Bradford v Wigan

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 August 2004 WIGAN caretaker coach Denis Betts has singled out Iestyn Harris as the Bradford dangerman ahead of tonight's trip to Odsal.

6. 6. Wolves rubbish Morley transfer talk

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 August 2004 WARRINGTON Wolves have rubbished reports suggesting they are to move for Salford-born Great Britain international Adrian Morley.

7. 7. Salford's Alker still on course

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 14 August 2004 A LIFE on the ocean waves almost tempted Salford bionic man Malcolm Alker away from a sporting career.

8. 8. Robbo and Jones renew Sale contracts

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 August 2004 ENGLAND'S world cup winning hero Jason Robinson has signed a long term contract that will see him finish his playing career with Sale Sharks, and England new boy Chris Jones has also put pen to paper with a three-year deal with the Edgeley Park club.

9. 9. New look Orrell face challenge

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 29 August 2004 ORRELL, runners-up to promoted Worcester last season, will look a very different side when they commence hostilities in National One next weekend.

10. 10. Golf: Hudson Merit charge

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 August 2004 KEN Hudson continued his charge in the Mitsushiba Northern Order of Merit when he won the Antlers Trophy at Pleasington - a week after his victory in the Dean Wood Acorn Trophy.

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