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1. 1. Colosimo linked with Genk

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 January 2002 FORMER City defender Simon Colosimo has been linked with a move to Belgian side Racing Genk.

2. 2. Boxing: Barnes tipped for big-time

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 January 2002 FORMER paratrooper David Barnes has been singled out by promoter Frank Warren as the cream of the latest crop of young British boxing talents.

3. 3. Golf: Durnian down to work

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 January 2002 DENIS Durnian is praying for a pain-free season as he starts his warm-up for the PGA Senior Tour in South Africa next week.

4. 4. County crash out

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 January 2002 There was no Cup comfort for County at Edgeley Park tonight (Wednesday) as Bolton brutally brushed them aside.

5. 5. Stockport County 1 Bolton Wanderers 4

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 January 2002 BOLTON breezed past hapless Stockport to earn an FA Cup fourth round tie at Tottenham Hotspur.

6. 6. Non league: Weekend round-up

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 January 2002 NORTHWICH Vics marked the news that they are to lose their famous old Drill Field ground with a brilliant 3-1 home win over FA Trophy favourites and Conference leaders Boston United.

7. 7. Speedway: Sam's raring to go

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 06 January 2002 SAM Ermolenko, the 1993 World champion, rejoined Belle Vue this week with a promise to any fans who feel that at 41 he is too old for Elite League racing.

8. 8. Athletics: Sale taking their marks

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 05 January 2002 SALE Harriers Manchester have survived an attempt to prevent them from taking their place in next month’s European Clubs’ Cross-country Championship.

9. 9. Lacrosse: Mountney in mind to win

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 January 2002 WILMSLOW skipper John Mountney believes mind games will help his team overcome leaders Mellor on Saturday.

10. 10. Football and racing knocked cold

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 January 2002 The weather gods are frowning on the New Year's Day sporting programme, with racing, football and rugby league all hit by the cold snap.

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