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1. Kelly leads home the Lions
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008EIGHTEEN Rochdale Harriers turned out for this year’s Littleborough Lions 5K charity road race.
2. Chairboys coming to frustrate again
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008IF the disappointment experienced in defeat at Wembley was unsurpassed last season, the game against Wycombe at Spotland in February represented arguably the most frustrating spectacle of Rochdale’s centenary anniversary.
3. Hinds’ Redbrook return
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008BIG changes at the top were announced by Rochdale Cricket Club this week in the wake of an unprecedented slump in fortunes which has seen the 2007 champions slip to the nether ends of the league table.
4. Spartans on the road for opener
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008WHITWORTH Spartans play their first game of the season this afternoon when they travel to take on Keighley Albion A.
5. Strong Boro team heads to Ormskirk
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008After last week’s defeat at Ormskirk, Boro take on Southport in the first round of the EDF Senior Vase today. It is at least 20 years since Boro travelled to Southport, so they will be going into fairly unknown territory.
6. Dale mourn loss of ‘Special’ Paul
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008Wycombe Wanderers will arrive at Spotland today to find Rochdale a club in mourning.
7. Hornets beat York in play offs
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008VETERAN winger Leroy Rivett was the star of the show as Hornets upset the formbook at the rain-lashed Huntington Stadium on Friday night.
8. Rochdale 0 Wycombe 1
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 6 September 2008Dale conceded yet another first-half goal at Spotland and were unable to break down Wycombe’s defensive wall as Keith Hill’s men fell to their first home loss of the season.
9. Knights' bans help the Hornets' cause
Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 3 September 2008ROCHDALE Hornets’ play-off hopes received a boost on Tuesday night when the Rugby League’s disciplinary committee handed out bans which will see opponents York City Knights without three key players for Friday’s play-off game.
10. Free coach for fans courtesy of directors
Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 3 September 2008HORNETS’ directors have organised a free coach for supporters after failing in their bid to have the play-off elimination semi-final at York switched from Friday night.