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1. New man in as Canning steps down
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008MARK Canning has stood down as manager of Rochdale Town.
2. Lake rowers host annual championships
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008CREWS from around the country competed in the annual North of England Sprint Rowing Championships at Hollingworth Lake.
3. Rochdale Mayfield 26 Skirlaugh 50
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008ROCHDALE Mayfield lost a high scoring encounter against Skirlaugh at Castleton Sports Centre last Saturday.
4. Another bad day for ladies
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008ROCHDALE AFC Ladies under 16s crashed to their second successive 3-2 defeat in only their third match of the season.
5. Improvement is the aim at Accy
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008ROCHDALE make the short journey to play Accrington Stanley tomorrow, looking to build on last weekend’s late win over high-flying Chesterfield.
6. End of season brings a boom in time trials
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008WHATEVER it was that prompted a downturn in time trial entries seems to have miraculously evaporated at the back end of the racing season.
7. Buttery is the cream in race to mark 25 years
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 27 September 2008THE MISERABLE weather played a part in the disappointing turn out for the race celebrating Andy O’Sullivan’s 25 years of organising charity races.
8. Bamford left in the soup
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 23 September 2008BAMFORD Fieldhouse were denied an Armstrongs Saddleworth League double on Saturday when they were beaten by Heyside in the Tanner Cup final at Hollin Lane.
9. Oldham 38-14 Hornets
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 23 September 2008MAKE no mistake, Hornets were well beaten by Oldham Roughyeds in the National League Two final eliminator at Boundary Park on Sunday.
10. Shaw signs up another three
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 23 September 2008FOLLOWING Sunday’s defeat by Oldham in the Co-operative National League Two final eliminator at Boundary Park, Hornets’ boss Darren Shaw has moved ahead with plans for next season, writes Mike Floyd.