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1. 1. Sharks hope to learn from Reds

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 June 2005 SALE Sharks' coaches want to introduce rugby league skills to rugby union - and have turned to Salford City Reds for help.

2. 2. Swinton can see signpost to home

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 09 June 2005 SWINTON Lions could be on the way back home after 13 years on the road. Six rugby league championship successes and three Challenge Cup victories in their glorious history could not stop them being forced out of their famous Station Road ground to pay off huge debts.

3. 3. Radlinski could be heading for RU

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 08 June 2005 WIGAN ace Kris Radlinski could be the next rugby league superstar to switch codes and play rugby union.

4. 4. Wigan Warriors in crisis

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 June 2005 WIGAN Warriors are a club in crisis with the world's most famous rugby league team reeling on the ropes and fighting for Super League survival. Once-mighty Wigan are in free-fall and facing relegation. The club's current plight is alarming and in stark contrast to the champagne glory days when they dominated the sport. Here we analyses the key areas where it is going wrong for the Warriors.

5. 5. Boston in plea to fans

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 June 2005 RUGBY League legend Billy Boston is urging Wigan fans to Ian Millward time to revive the Warriors fortunes.

6. 6. Wigan coach's pledge

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 June 2005 IAN Millward believes he can again make former giants Wigan Warriors the premier club in British rugby league.

7. 7. Comment: What's gone wrong, Wigan

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 June 2005 ONCE-MIGHTY Wigan RL have hit rock bottom and spiralled downwards to become a club in crisis, writes Neil Barker.&  So just what's gone wrong on and off the field and why are they in decline?1

8. 8. Jewell is shining brightly

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 June 2005 WIGAN boss Paul Jewell has landed another coveted crown. The Latics manager has been named as the Manchester Evening News/BBC GMR sports personality of the month for May after guiding Wigan to the Premiership.

9. 9. Brett: Cup defeat was our "worst nightmare"

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 June 2005 ANGRY Wigan Warriors winger Brett Dallas has branded the shambolic Powergen Challenge Cup capitulation at St Helens "embarrassing" - and admitted it marked the lowest point of his entire career.

10. 10. Wigan ready for 'fantastic' Chelsea

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 June 2005 WIGAN chief executive Brenda Spencer said the visit of Chelsea on the opening day of the Barclays Premiership season would be "absolutely fantastic".

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