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11. Horse racing: Frankie at the peak
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 November 2004 FRANKIE Dettori squirms when recalling the moment his credibility as a top class jockey was brought into question. -
12. Life after Bury is sweet for Preece
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 November 2004 IT'S coming up to a year since Andy Preece's shock departure from Gigg Lane, but while he's still without another manager's job, life is good for the former Shakers chief. -
13. Should Lancs stay - or go?
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 November 2004 CAROLE Hassan has a unique insight into Lancashire Cricket Club's proposed move to Sportcity. Not only is she a county member, but unitl recently was also chief executive of Trafford Council, who desperately want the plan abandoned. In this open letter, she argues that if the club does move they must make sure the sport goes into a new dimension. -
14. Brian's happy to go it alone
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 November 2004 IF Brooklyn or Romeo Beckham ever make the grade as professional footballers they'll be forever compared with their illustrious father. And so often sons find it hard to improve upon the original model, eg Jordi Cruyff, Sam Shilton and Stefan Beckenbauer. Bury midfielder Brian Barry-Murphy knows what it's like to be the offspring of a famous dad though few outside the Irish community will realise the size of the legend that is Jimmy Barry-Murphy. -
15. Faz fitness fear
Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 November 2004 CAPTAIN Andrew Farrell is expected to overcome a stomach virus that threatens his place in the GB line up for tomorrow night's important Tri-Nations clash with New Zealand. -
16. Sharks face big question over Europe
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 November 2004 SALE Sharks will have to build their squad on different lines next season to enhance their chances of making Europe on a regular basis. -
17. Robinson eyes double delight
Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 November 2004 ENGLAND skipper Jason Robinson reckons a dual victory could be on the cards as both the home league and union sides prepare to tackle the mighty Aussies.