IT was far from perfect, but Sharks at least put an end to their recent woes with a 17-12 win over Harlequins on Friday. Confidence, it seems, is still in short supply at Edgeley Park and injuries have inevitably taken their toll on the squad but the
AN apologetic Philippe Saint-Andre labelled his side's performance a disgrace as the Premiership champions succumbed to an 18-26 defeat at home to Newcastle Falcons. Sale only managed to lead for 10 minutes of the game after an exchange of penalties
ALTRINCHAM'S quest for that elusive away win will rumble on after they claimed their fifth draw in six games on their travels against Grays on Saturday. They seemed destined to end their wait after going in at half time 1-0 up thanks to Val Owen's first
ALTRINCHAM manager Graham Heathcote hit out at the officials who are "killing the game" after his side's 1-1 draw with fellow strugglers Crawley on Saturday. The Robins grabbed a point after a Lewis Chalmers thunderbolt cancelled out Ryan Peters' debut
LEAFLETS featuring images of Jessie James have been handed out to schools and colleges across Trafford to encourage young people to stay safe and avoid putting themselves at risk. Fifteen-year-old Jessie was fatally shot in Moss Side in September. As
A STRETFORD primary school has had thousands of pounds of projectors stolen in its third break in in two years. Thieves smashed their way into St Matthew's Primary School on Poplar Grove shortly after 6pm on Wednesday last week. They got away with nine
POLICE in Trafford are appealing for witnesses following an armed robbery at a convenience store in Old Trafford yesterday, Thursday 28 November 2006. At approximately 7.45pm, two men wearing balaclavas entered the Hulme convenience store in Stretford
