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1. 1. Golf: Bean's feast

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 September 2005 RICHARD Bean is used to friendly taunts from his fellow professionals when they compare him to the hapless clown portrayed by Rowan Atkinson.

2. 2. Golf: Jon seeks a booster

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 September 2005 JON Cheetham was hoping for a quick pick-me-up when he started his first round at the M.E.N. Manchester Open today.

3. 3. Golf: Scorecard rule to be changed

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 September 2005 THE& rule which caused one of the biggest controversies in golf for many years is to be changed.

4. 4. Golf: M.E.N. Manchester Open: Preview

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 September 2005 THERE'S all to play for in the M.E.N. Manchester Open at Mottram Hall tomorrow.

5. 5. Cricket: The man who made Flintoff believe

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 September 2005 CRICKET& hero Andrew Flintoff's Ashes glory was down to more than just his talent - it was also down to the right mental attitude. We talk to the& mentor who helped him believe. . .

6. 6. City: Steve promises nothing for lodger

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 September 2005 STEVE Harper will welcome Stuart Pearce back to St James' Park on Saturday - but hopes his old lodger leaves empty-handed.

7. 7. Golf: Monty leads from the front

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 September 2005 COLIN Montgomerie led by example today when he eagled the opening hole of the Seve Trophy at The Wynyard near Middlesbrough.

8. 8. Turner looking to bounce back

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 September 2005 FRESH from a near hour-long roasting from manager Chris Turner immediately after last Saturday’s defeat, County’s players have since responded well in training and are as determined as ever ahead of this weekend’s home clash against Chester.

9. 9. Golf: Baguley's back for showdown

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 September 2005 NO-ONE was more surprised than Andrew Baguley when he landed a place in the Great Britain and Ireland side to face the mighty Americans in the PGA Cup, which starts at Dublin's K Club on Friday.

10. 10. Golf: Rare double for Campbell

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 September 2005 NEW Zealand's Michael Campbell picked up golf's richest prize when he overcame Irishman Paul McGinley two and one to claim the £1m HSBC World Match Play Championship at Wentworth.

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