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1. 1. Non-league football: weekend round-up

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 08 November 2004 WEEKEND round up of the region's non-league football action.

2. 2. Non-league football: weekend round-up

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 November 2004 ROUND-UP of the the region's non-league football action.

3. 3. Duo spark new a football race row

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 November 2004 SOCCER was rocked by two new race rows today involving TV pundit Frank McLintock and Spanish coach Luis Aragones.

4. 4. Inevitable consequence of too much money

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 November 2004 THE stalking of Manchester United by Florida-based tycoon Malcolm Glazer is the inevitable consequence of football clubs floating on the stock market - and the chronic weakness of the game's ruling body, the Football Association.

5. 5. Sam: Winning style is only plan I knows

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 November 2004 BOLTON boss Sam Allardyce today snapped back at critics of his team's style by saying: 'I only play one kind of football - winning football!'

6. 6. Comment: Fans must act to stop this shame

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 November 2004 NEVER mind FIFA, UEFA or the FA, the only people who can effectively stamp out racism in football are the fans.

7. 7. Soccer unites to condemn Yorke race abuse

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 November 2004 FOOTBALL'S authorities today called for renewed vigilance against racism in the game following the reported abuse towards Dwight Yorke at Blackburn.

8. 8. Starlet Lee loves life with Latics

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 November 2004 HE is England's most-capped player at youth level and a big future is predicted for teenager Lee Croft. But until Sunday the Manchester City starlet hadn't played a game of first-team football. The irony is not lost on the exciting 19-year-old who pulled on the blue shirt of neighbours Oldham Athletic.

9. 9. Fan admits Dwight Yorke race abuse

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 November 2004 A LANCASHIRE football thug was banned from matches for five years and fined '1000 after he admitted racially abusing black soccer star Dwight Yorke.

10. 10. Derby day: David Sadler column

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 November 2004 WHATEVER anyone else might say, I still regard the confrontations between the two old Manchester rivals as one of the highlights of England's football calender.

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