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1. 1. RU: Tough as teak Keith is really a big softie

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 27 March 2003 STRANGE, isn't it, how so many of the fiercest, most aggressive competitors in sport turn out to have the mildest of dispositions away from the arena of conflict?

2. 2. Friends meeting for future

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 March 2003 The Friends Of Manchester Ice Hockey (FOMIH) have invited fans of the sport to a public meeting.

3. 3. Business born out of love of rugby

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 March 2003 THE young Fran Cotton had no thoughts of business, growing up in a rugby league-dominated family in Wigan. He took up rugby unions because that was the sport played at his school, Newton-Le-Willows Grammar.

4. 4. RL: Time to help veterans - Ashcroft

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 March 2003 RUGBY League's heroes of yesteryear have become the sport's poor relations.

5. 5. RL: Alex Murphy column

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 March 2003 M.E.N. Sport has launched a new weekly column where leading figures from the rugby league world will be offering hard-hitting views on all the major issues. We kick-off with Alex Murphy

6. 6. £150,000 police bill for residents

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 March 2003 POLICE are preparing for a huge day in Greater Manchester sport next month that will leave council-tax payers with a wages overtime bill of around '150,000.

7. 7. Benji's legacy to young believers

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 March 2003 AN ORGANISATION to help young people in Manchester - launched after a teenager was murdered in Moss Side - has celebrated its 10th anniversary.

8. 8. Manchester Irish Festival 2003

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 07 March 2003 Your guide to Manchester's eighth Irish Festival.

9. 9. A win for cool Coulthard but a flaming triumph for real racing

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 March 2003 David Coulthard won the Australian grand prix, in a contest that was decided by human error and excellence.

10. 10. Karaoke cricket

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 March 2003 FANCY a top night out? A relaxing half hour in the old jacuzzi, a drink, a dance, maybe even a spot of karaoke? No problem - just hot-foot it down to Lancashire's Old Trafford ground. You can even watch a bit of bat and ball.

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