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1. 11. Robinson won't settle for second best

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 November 2003 JASON Robinson has sent a defiant message to World Cup holders Australia - "We haven't come all the way here to finish second."

2. 12. Becks backs Wilko to kick us to World Cup glory

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 November 2003 DAVID Beckham is backing kicking machine Jonny Wilkinson to lead England to World Cup glory in next weekend's final with Australia in Sydney.

3. 13. 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.

4. 14. Hello Sailor- goodbye Sailor

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 November 2003 THERE'S a saying that& players' contracts are not worth the paper they are written on, and John Martin has the piece of A4 that proves it.

5. 15. 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.

6. 16. New Zealand 10 Australia 22

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 15 November 2003 AUSTRALIA & became the first defending champions in history to reach the World Cup final as they shredded the form book with a scintillating performance to stun New Zealand.

7. 17. By George, Ben plans to follow his uncle

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 November 2003 BEN Cohen's sporting hero - his Uncle George - should be among the Telstra Stadium crowd on Saturday when England go for World Cup glory.

8. 18. New Zealand wakes to mourning after defeat

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 November 2003 NEW ZEALAND woke up to a new week with uncertainty and vitriol vying for equal billing in the media after Saturday's World Cup semi-final defeat to Australia in Sydney.

9. 19. Jason proves to be big time player

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 22 November 2003 LOCAL-hero Jason "Billy Whizz" Robinson is named after a cartoon character, but, in truth, he is a larger-than-life personality who has proved time and again that he is the man for the big occasion.

10. 20. 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'.

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