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11. Wilson's big prize

Stockport Express, Wednesday 27 August 2008
THE second week of the Stockport Bowls Festival started on Monday, August 18, with the mixed pairs tournament.

12. Sale Sharks 38 Leeds 29

Stockport Express, Wednesday 27 August 2008
MORE than three thousand people turned out to witness the Edgeley Park debuts of two of Sharks’ hottest summer signings - Mathew Tait and Dwayne Peel.

Stockport Express, Wednesday 27 August 2008
BRITAIN’S Olympic hockey campaign ended on a downer with defeat to Australia, but former Priestnall School pupil Kate Walsh insists the whole squad can leave Beijing with their heads held high.

14. Sibling rivalry

Stockport Express, Wednesday 27 August 2008
SHARKS complete their pre-season preparations tomorrow [Thurs] (kick-off 7.45pm) when Raphael Saint-Andre brings his Lyon side to face his brother Philippe’s charges.

15. Two tries in two wins for newcomer Tuilagi

Stockport Express, Wednesday 27 August 2008
DAYS after signing for Sharks Andy Tuilagi scored two tries in two games for his new club.

16. Can you help County out?

Stockport Express, Wednesday 27 August 2008
COUNTY and the club’s owners, the Supporters’ Trust, are sending out a plea to fans for help with an impending crisis at their Manor Farm training base in Timperley.

17. Cassie's fury

Stockport Express, Thursday 21 August 2008
SWIMMING shouldn’t be a contact sport, but Stockport’s Cassie Patten was left fuming at some dirty tactics yesterday [Wed].

18. Hartlepool will be tough

Stockport Express, Thursday 21 August 2008
COUNTY boss Jim Gannon has revealed that his team could face something of a backlash when they travel to Hartlepool United for their third League One fixture on Saturday.

19. Tough it out

Stockport Express, Wednesday 20 August 2008
COUNTY boss Jim Gannon has been encouraged by his side’s opening week of action in League One, but he has warned his players that the tough games will keep on coming.