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1. 1. Aston Villa 3 Bolton 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 27 October 2001 MICHAEL ‘The Marvel’ Ricketts grabbed another brilliant double for the Bolton battlers but it wasn’t enough to save their proud unbeaten away record this season.

2. 2. Speedway: Juniors set for lane switch

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 October 2001 BELLE Vue have made a shock bid to race twice a week at Kirkmanshulme Lane next season.

3. 3. Manchester United 1 Bolton Wanderers 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 October 2001 SAM Allardyce’s 47th birthday presents, which he unwrapped on Friday, will lie neglected because nothing he was given could match the golden gift delivered by Bolton side at Old Trafford.

4. 4. Manchester United 1 Bolton Wanderers 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 October 2001 SAM Allardyce’s 47th birthday presents which he unwrapped on Friday will lie neglected because nothing he was given could match the golden gift delivered by his Bolton side at Old Trafford on Saturday.

5. 5. Speedway: Aces agree new deal

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 October 2001 BELLE VUE have received a massive boost in their bid to recover from two years in the doldrums by agreeing a new deal to ride on at Kirkmanshulme Lane next year.

6. 6. Sunderland 1 Man Utd 3

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 October 2001 NO Seba Veron, no David Beckham, no Roy Keane, no Ruud van Nistelrooy, no Fabien Barthez — and it made no difference.

7. 7. Mick the master for Leigh

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 October 2001 Mick Warburton proved the master once again as Leigh Miners beat Wigan St Patricks 27-14 before a four-figure crown.

8. 8. Speedway: I'll be backs says Stoney

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 October 2001 DENTON-based Carl Stonehewer has admitted: ‘‘This season has been murder but I’ll be back for more.’’

9. 9. RL: Wigan 44 St Helens 10

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 07 October 2001 SKIPPER Andy Farrell smashed the Wigan point-scoring record as Saints’ grip on the Super League title was finally broken in front of a near 20,000 crowd at the JJB stadium.

10. 10. City Res 5 Man United Res 0

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 October 2001 FATHERHOOD might be a whole new bawl game for Shaun Wright-Phillips but scoring goals is coming as easily as it ever has done.

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