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1. 1. Sheasby suffers permanent eye damage

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 30 November 2003 LONDON& Irish forward Chris Sheasby will not make a full recovery from the eye injury he sustained against Sale and will a "permanent level of visual impairment".

2. 2. Cotton hails' Wacky Professor' Woodward

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 November 2003 FRAN Cotton always knew Clive Woodward would have the last laugh on the cynics who dubbed the England coach `the Wacky Professor'.

3. 3. Paul Hince column: A Knighthood for Jonny?

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 November 2003 IF you asked a Yank or an Aussie to describe the English character you would probably be told we're a bit reserved, uncomfortable in showing our emotions, and sensible to the point of being boring.

4. 4. Exclusive Jason Robinson interview

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 27 November 2003 PAUL Hince gets the interview they all wanted - an audience with England's World Cup try-scoring hero Jason Robinson.

5. 5. Robinson takes his place among the greats

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 November 2003 WORLD CUP hero Jason Robinson’s meteoric rise from troubled teenager to international sporting superhero has all the hallmarks of a modern-day fairy tale.

6. 6. England heroes arrive home

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2003 THOUSANDS of fans turned out to salute their heroes today as the victorious England rugby team returned from Australia.

7. 7. Woodward in salute to fans

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2003 ENGLAND coach Clive Woodward has issued "a big thank you" to all the hardy supporters who gave his World Cup winners such a rousing reception at Heathrow airport this morning.

8. 8. Players can cope with the pressure - Woodward

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2003 ENGLAND coach Clive Woodward today backed his players to cope with the pressure of winning the Rugby World Cup.

9. 9. Preparation's the key for World champs England

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 November 2003 ENGLAND went to Australia as arguably the best prepared sporting side ever to leave our shores and it was the attention to details that enabled Clive Woodward's side to leave as World champions.

10. 10. Woodward plans for further glory

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 November 2003 WORLD champions England began the long journey home from Australia today - with thoughts already switching towards a successful defence of their Six Nations Championship crown.

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