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1. 1. Comment: No need for Anelka

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 July 2006 WELL, that's me put in my place, then. For half-a-century I believed that I supported one of England's major football clubs. What a fool I've been. Manchester City are no such thing. They are a little football club - at least according to a certain Nicolas Anelka. And if he says so, it must be true. After all, he did play for the Blessed Blues, didn't he?

2. 2. Hince: Ginger that adds spice to title hunt

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 July 2006 EVERYONE and his uncle will have a theory to explain why Chelsea have replaced Manchester United as the dominant force in English football over the past two seasons.

3. 3. Nakata announces retirement

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 03 July 2006 JAPAN international Hidetoshi Nakata has announced his retirement from football in an open letter published on the website of Italian Serie A side Fiorentina.

4. 4. Foxes in town

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 July 2006 FRIDAY night football returns to Edgeley Park this week when the Hatters take on Leicester City.

5. 5. Bury 0 Burnley 0

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 July 2006 VETERAN David Eyres is on trial at Gigg Lane but didn't feature in last night's stalemate with Lancashire rivals Burnley. Eyres, one of the football league's oldest players, left Oldham at the end of last season but has been given a chance to impress Shakers' boss Chris Casper.

6. 6. Sheffield FC 1 FC United 0

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 31 July 2006 KEEPER Barrie George rescued FC United from a heavier friendly defeat as the Rebels lost 1-0 at Sheffield FC, the world's oldest football club.

7. 7. Simms so keen to raise the bar

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 July 2006 SALFORD football director Steve Simms is calling for communication levels to be improved between pitch and video referees. Reds bosses are still reeling from two crucial decisions by video refs against Hull that contributed to another narrow defeat.

8. 8. It’s the biggest flag in town!

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 July 2006 COUNTY fans received national acclaim last season when they unfurled the biggest scarf in football before the televised game against Barnet.

9. 9. James pens pro contract

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 July 2006 COUNTY defender James Tunnicliffe signed his first professional football contract last week.

10. 10. Phil wants place back

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 July 2006 FORMER United midfielder Phil Neville is determined to make a return to international football when new England boss Steve McClaren takes charge of the national team.

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