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11. Brown boys aim for turnaround
Rochdale Observer, Friday 25 July 2003RALLY RALLY duo Kenny and Alan Brown will be bidding to get their Castrol Polo Challenge title campaign back on track next week.
12. Gilks in the frame
Rochdale Observer, Friday 25 July 2003MATT Gilks is confident Dale can make up for the disappointment of last season with a push for promotion under new manager Alan Buckley.
13. Bowker plays as Reds talks continue
Rochdale Observer, Friday 25 July 2003ON-LOAN Salford City Reds stand-off Radney Bowker's future at Hornets is yet to be resolved, but he will be available for tomorrow's crucial match against Doncaster Dragons.
14. Jones back at Boro
Rochdale Observer, Friday 25 July 2003MILNROW, in all reality, have no chance of winning the Central Lancashire League title this season.
15. Sporting memories
Rochdale Observer, Friday 25 July 2003A LOOK AT WHAT WAS IN THE OBSERVER SPORTS COLUMNS IN YEARS PAST
16. Clubs have 20-20 vision
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2003THE razzmatazz of Twenty20 cricket is coming to Rochdale - complete with colour clothing and music.
17. Duo agree dale deals
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2003TWO more pieces of the Dale puzzle were slotted into place on Monday, with more expected by the end of the week.
18. Hare Hill umpires can’t see the light
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2003AN ASTONISHINGLY inept decision by the umpires let Littleborough off the hook in the derby match against Rochdale at Hare Hill on Sunday.
19. Hornets douse Hull fire
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2003BEFORE the kick-off at Craven Park on Sunday, a singer - who might well have been a refugee from Butlins at Filey - blasted out a stirring rendition of that old Al Jolson favourite 'When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin Along'.
20. Flashing blade Gibson puts Dale to the sword
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 22 July 2003ROCHDALE'S hopes of retaining the Inter League Club Challenge Trophy were snuffed out at Haslingden on Saturday by a man with a flashing blade.