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1. 1. Let out a 'Roar'

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 August 2006 THE search for the loudest and most passionate supporters in The Football League is on with the launch of the éReal Football Roaré award.

2. 2. Comment: Time for an action replay

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 August 2006 ONCE the horror and the dust has subsided from the Ben Thatcher affair it is to be fervently hoped that football will grasp the chance to move forward on two fronts.

3. 3. Bates on a mission

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 August 2006 STOCKPORT Countyés Centre of Excellence manager Mick Wiblin will be keeping a close eye on further developments after Leeds United chairman Ken Bates made a formal complaint to the Football League over three alleged illegal approaches by Chelsea.

4. 4. Hince: Wigan are no one-season wonders

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 August 2006 RETURNING to your local madhouse any day now by public demand: the crazy world of Premiership football.

5. 5. Wearing a big smile!

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 August 2006 STOCKPORT County is delighted to announce that smile, the internet bank, has reinforced its commitment to local football by sponsoring the éFans of the Futureé initiative for the 2006/07 season.

6. 6. Hince: Reds may rue lack of firepower

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 August 2006 RETURNING to your local madhouse any day now by public demand: the crazy world of Premiership football.

7. 7. Hince: Bolton bubble about to burst

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 August 2006 RETURNING to your local madhouse any day now by public demand: the crazy world of Premiership football.

8. 8. Hince: Blues on the up

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 August 2006 RETURNING to your local madhouse any day now by public demand: the crazy world of Premiership football.

9. 9. Preview: Rochdale v Walsall

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 August 2006 MIDFIELDER Lee Crooks has given Rochdale a much-needed boost by signing a one-year deal - but they still go into the game against Walsall at Spotland with the smallest squad in the Football League.

10. 10. O'Neill: Villa deserve to be up with best

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 05 August 2006 MARTIN O'Neill is relishing the opportunity of trying to recapture former glories for Aston Villa after ending a 15-month break from football to become their new manager.

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