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1. 1. They think it's all over for NTL sport

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 January 2003 Cable group NTL has admitted that financial concerns may force it to pull a flagship deal to create a nostalgia sports channel with the BBC and renegotiate several other broadcasting joint ventures.

2. 2. Divers in 'bombing' protest

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 January 2003 DIVERS will soon be able to "bomb" Peter Kay-style under a controversial rule change in the sport.

3. 3. City's goalden moments

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 15 January 2003 NICLAS Jensen's wonder strike in Manchester City's 2-1 win over Leeds United has been hailed as one of the best goals ever seen at Maine Road. The Danish wing-back's ferocious volley rocketed into the net. Leeds United's highly rated keeper Paul Robinson had no chance such was the speed, power and precision of the shot. Jensen's gem has resulted in a nostalgic trip down memory lane for City fans as M.E.N. Sport recalls more memorable net-busters from City sharpshooters.

4. 4. Ice hockey makes welcome return

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 January 2003 TOP-FLIGHT ice hockey finally returned to Manchester on Sunday - but the future of the sport in the city still remains uncertain.

5. 5. Dream team in sports drive

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 18 January 2003 FOLLOWING the stunning success of last summer's Commonwealth Games, Manchester has become a byword for sporting excellence worldwide.

6. 6. Kurt's cure

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 25 January 2003 MORE home talent and more teams is the only way ahead for top level British ice hockey, according to legendary former Manchester Storm coach Kurt Kleinendorst.

7. 7. Boxing: Knockout blow for amateur weight group

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 12 January 2003 THE final bell has sounded for amateur light-middleweight boxing.

8. 8. The legacy of World Cup 2002

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 January 2003 THE 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea was a major success, with flawless running combined with excellent football. But, what have been the long terms effects for the twin hosts of hosting the world's biggest sporting tournament? We take a look six months on.

9. 9. JD shares slump on profits warning

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 15 January 2003 SHARES in Heywood-based John David Group plummeted more than 11 per cent on Wednesday after a profits warning in the wake of a sales slump over the Christmas period.

10. 10. Insurers give start-ups a sporting chance

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 January 2003 LIFE in the fast lane is now a safer proposition for sports enthusiasts thanks to insurance and risk management firm DTE Insurance Brokers.

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