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1. 1. English Rugby Union left reeling

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 September 2004 RUGBY will be in turmoil if Sir Clive Woodward does finally quit as England coach because there is no natural successor to the man who steered the side to World Cup victory less than 12 months ago.

2. 2. Rugby man's worth a punt

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 September 2004 YOU can hear the old pros and a few out-of-work managers tut-tutting over their cornflakes, can't you? "Clive Woodward? Who's he, anyway? Some fella who's made a bit of a name for himself in rugby union.We're not having him switching over to our game. What qualifications has he got to run a football club?"

3. 3. Woodward will quit rugby after Lions tour

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 September 2004 Sir Clive Woodward today confirmed he will quit rugby union and "possibly" move into football after next summer's Lions tour to New Zealand.

4. 4. Rotherham 42 Sedgley Park 22

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 11 September 2004 FOLLOWING six weeks of frantic endeavour Rotherham received the go ahead from the Rugby Union to compete in the National League 1.

5. 5. Robbo must wait

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 September 2004 ANDY Robinson faces a four-week wait before making his case to become the next England rugby union coach.

6. 6. GB snub for Reds stars

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 September 2004 SALFORD City Reds stars again look set to be snubbed by GB selectors for the forthcoming Tri-Nations Series. Super League's big clubs will again provide the backbone of coach Brian Noble's squad to face Australia and New Zealand.

7. 7. Noble gives no hints

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 September 2004 NEW Great Britain coach Brian Noble has chosen a 40-man squad for the Gillette Tri-Nations Series but is keeping the names firmly under wraps.

8. 8. Hilton Park showdown

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 05 September 2004 SUPER League hopefuls Leigh and Whitehaven clash at Hilton Park this afternoon in what could be a dress rehearsal for the Grand Final.

9. 9. Murphy: We will step up

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 26 September 2004 SUPER League hopefuls Leigh Centurions fully intend taking their place in the top flight next season if they win the Grand Final.

10. 10. Charlie is darling

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 13 September 2004 CHARLIE Hodgson is back as the darling of Sharks fans after sinking double English and European champion Wasps at High Wycombe on Saturday.

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