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1. 21. 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.

2. 22. England's crusaders get holy grail

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 22 November 2003

   GEOFF Green looks back on England's World Cup triumph.

3. 23. Robinson's 'on top of the World' after win Down Under

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 November 2003 TRY scoring hero Jason Robinson was 'on top of the world' after England beat Australia to claim the nation's greatest sporting prize since 1966.

4. 24. Low key preparations for England

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 November 2003 ENGLAND boss Clive Woodward will put the emphasis on light training this week as his players prepare for next Saturday’s World Cup final against Australia.

5. 25. Robinson tipped to take centre stage

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 November 2003 WING wizard Jason Robinson is tipped for a starring role in Saturday's World Cup Final by the scout who first spotted his match-winning qualities.

6. 26. 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. 27. 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".

8. 28. 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.

9. 29. Redpath ready for Aussie challenge

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 November 2003 Scotland skipper Bryan Redpath has rejected suggestions that Australia are vulnerable ahead of Saturday's World Cup quarter-final showdown in Brisbane.

10. 30. RL: Great Britain 12 Australia 18

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 22 November 2003 ANDY Farrell admitted to being shocked as Great Britain found a new way to lose against Australia.

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