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1. 1. Big Sam: Football has 'gone soft''

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 April 2005 SAM Allardyce has thanked Chelsea for paying Bolton the greatest compliment possible by copying their style of play for Wednesday's Champions League win over Bayern Munich.

2. 2. Latics dream nears reality

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 April 2005 THE football historians insisted that it could never happen again; that the great dream had died with Wimbledon in the 1980s, writes Paul Hince. Those football anoraks were wrong. That great dream is still alive.

3. 3. Will: No return to 'bad old days'

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 April 2005 FIFA vice-president David Will insists football is not "returning to the bad old days" despite the recent upsurge in violent incidents.

4. 4. Heinze wants medal

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 16 April 2005 TOUGH nut Gabriel Heinze is relishing the prospect of getting stuck into Newcastle tomorrow - and picking up his first honour in English football.

5. 5. Kennedy fortune on the rise

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 April 2005 IT'S been a traumatic week at Edgeley Park for Stockport County Football Club, but it hasn't been a particularly bad year for its current multi-millionaire owner Brian Kennedy.

6. 6. Tommy Docherty column

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 03 April 2005 WHERE will David Beckham be playing his football next season? Madrid, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester?

7. 7. Pearce urges caution over SWP

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 April 2005 STUART Pearce has cautioned against burning out one of English football's most precious talents.

8. 8. Eyre picks his pen up again

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 April 2005 ALMOST a quarter of a century has elapsed since Fred Eyre transformed the face of football autobiographies with Kicked Into Touch.

9. 9. 'Psycho' logical

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 April 2005 THERE'S a long-held theory in football that when the action starts, a team is no more than a reflection of its manager, writes Paul Hince.

10. 10. Fergie's Prot'g's

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 April 2005 During his time at United, Sir Alex Ferguson has established himself as arguably the most successful British manager of all-time, and in doing so has made Manchester United one of the best teams in European football.

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