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1. 1. Football's big history lesson

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 January 2005 MANAGERS in the top flight need to take a look at the Championship rather than concentrating on the usual suspects from the Premiership, says Paul Hince.

2. 2. Help for refs would be a turn-off

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 04 January 2005 BRIAN Barwick, the recently appointed chief executive of the Football Association, is a bit of an oddity for someone in that exalted position...when it comes to football, he actually knows his onions, writes Paul Hince.

3. 3. Comment: Feud leaves only one winner

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 January 2005 Sir Alex Ferguson calls Arsene Wenger a "disgrace" and the Frenchman demands that the Football Association charge the Scot with "bringing the game into disrepute".

4. 4. Head to head: Ferguson v Mourinho

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 January 2005 CHELSEA boss Jose Mourinho was voted the top manager in world football in 2004 by the International Football Federation of History and Statistics (IFFHS), here we compare their strengths.

5. 5. Player view: Colin Kazim-Richards

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 09 January 2005 MY cousin Anthony died while playing football 18 months ago and his memory drives me on to succeed.

6. 6. FA 'willing to discuss' goal-line technology

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 January 2005 THE Football Association have indicated they would be willing to accept the introduction of goal-line technology to prevent mistakes such as the one that cost Tottenham victory at Old Trafford.

7. 7. Bullard bullish over promotion hopes

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 30 January 2005 JIMMY Bullard believes a boyhood dream will soon become reality - he's convinced he will be playing Premiership football with Wigan Athletic next season.

8. 8. Fergie hails fantastic Exeter

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 January 2005 Sir Alex Ferguson claimed Exeter two monumental FA Cup performances against Manchester United could provide the impetus to get the west country club back into the Football League.

9. 9. Crisis meeting

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 January 2005 CRISIS talks are imminent at Spotland after football club bosses decided to suspend rent payments.

10. 10. Kidd ready to get back in the swing

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 15 January 2005 BRIAN KIDD is ready to resume his football career after winning his eight-month battle against cancer.

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