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| Saint-Andre points way to summit |
PHILIPPE Saint-Andre will lead a resurgent Sale Sharks into 2009 still reflecting on the two that got away. |
| Sale coach bids to keep his stars |
SALE Sharks head coach Kingsley Jones is already putting in the overtime as he bids to retain a small posse of players who will be out of contract next summer. |
| Robinson's rallying cry |
JASON Robinson is backing Sale Sharks' England exiles to fight their way back into the Test reckoning. |
| Sharks' young guns step up |
DEAN Schofield has hailed Sale's next generation of rising stars. |
| Sale 31 Wasps 3 |
CAPTAIN Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe scored two tries as Sale got their Guinness Premiership title hopes firmly back on track. |
| Jones backing Sharks pair |
SALE Sharks head coach Kingsley Jones is backing England exiles Charlie Hodgson and Mark Cueto to fire out a festive forget-me-not to new national supremo Martin Johnson in the Boxing Day showdown with champions Wasps. |
| Chabal prepares his long au revoir |
SEBASTIEN Chabal has revealed how the pull of his family has forced him to bid a premature adieu to England and call time on his five-year love affair with Sale Sharks. |
| Bath pull the plug on brave Sharks |
No wonder Sale director of rugby Philippe Saint-Andre and his backroom staff sat motionless in frozen horror at the final whistle. As acts of grand larceny go, this was right up there and a losing bonus point was scant reward. |
| Bath 24 Sale Sharks 20 |
| Crunch time for Sharks |
SALE Sharks lock horns with fellow Guinness Premiership high-fliers Bath tomorrow at the outset of a festive programme which could define their league season. |
| Schofield approves of Kingsley |
SALE Sharks vice-captain Dean Schofield has hailed the appointment of Kingsley Jones as successor to departing director of rugby Philippe Saint-Andre. |
| Euro key to Luke's Sale future |
SALE Sharks' hopes of holding on to Luke McAlister could now hinge on their ability to fend off the pulling power of the resurgent Euro. |
| Beaumont outlines Sale challenge |
IT will be a back to the wall job if Sale Sharks are to storm European champions Munster's Thomond Park fortress next month. |
| Sharks face uphill task |
SALE'S hopes of qualifying from the Heineken Cup group of death may not be terminal but they are back on the critical list. |
| Montauban 16 Sale 12 |
A LATE penalty from Petre Mitu saw Sale Sharks become the first victims of Montauban in the Heineken Cup. |
| Lobbe leads race for glory |
PHILIPPE Saint-Andre wants Sale Sharks to follow in the formidable foot- steps of their Captain Fantastic Juan Lobbe this weekend as they look to take another giant step towards the Heineken Cup quarter-finals. |
| Lamont faces long lay-off |
RORY Lamont will miss most of the rest of Sale Sharks' season - and the entire RBS 6 Nations Championship - after undergoing ankle surgery. |
| Sharks scrap to keep Luke |
AS Sale Sharks look to maintain their push for a place in the Heineken Cup quarter-finals in Montauban this weekend, off the field the club's pressing priority is to nail down the future of their Kiwi superstar Luke McAlister. |
| Tait's set for lift off |
ASPIRING pilot Mathew Tait is hoping to finally get the green light to take-off with Sale Sharks. |
| Kingsley plots way forward |
EVOLUTION, not revolution, will be the by-word as Kingsley Jones draws up his plans to succeed Philippe Saint-Andre as Sale Sharks director of rugby. |
| Saint-Andre salutes Sharks |
SALE director of rugby Philippe Saint-Andre hailed his side after they claimed a bonus-point victory over French outfit Montauban to climb to the top of Pool One in the Heineken Cup. |
| Leigh's blog |
M.E.N. sport's Sale Sharks reporter Neil Leigh has his finger on the pulse of all the latest goings on at Edgeley Park. |
| Sale 36 Montauban 6 |
PHILIPPE Saint-Andre may be bidding Au Revoir to Sale Sharks but on last night's evidence, his players may yet give him a glorious send-off come next May. |
| Kennedy won't waver |
OWNER Brian Kennedy has moved to reassure Sale fans in the wake of Philippe Saint-Andre's departure that he remains fully committed to the long-term development of the club. |
| St Andre to leave Sale |
SALE Sharks have been stunned by the news that long-serving director of rugby Philippe Saint-Andre is to leave the club at the end of the season. |
| Saint's alive for Sharks |
PHILIPPE Saint-Andre is hoping his Sale Sharks players will be on cloud nine after their Heineken Cup double-header against Montauban which kicks-off at Edgeley Park tomorrow night. |
| Cueto's back from brink |
FROM being the man who had the world at his feet a year ago, Mark Cueto has been to Hell and back. |
| Sharks pick up the title gauntlet |
SALE skipper Juan Lobbe says last Friday's Guinness Premiership win over Leicester Tigers has set the Sharks benchmark for the rest of the season. |
| World Cup draw made |
ENGLAND and Scotland have been drawn in the same group for Rugby World Cup 2011. |
| Sale 27 Leicester 13 |
SALE Sharks survived a nerve-jangling Leicester fightback to record a thrilling first home win in two months and climb up to second place in the Guinnes Premiership. |
| England 6 New Zealand 32 |
| Sale big guns set for a Tiger hunt |
SALE Sharks will roll out the heavy artillery for tonight's crucial clash with Guinness Premiership heavyweights Leicester Tigers at Edgeley Park (7.45pm). |
| No room at the top warns Jones |
HEAD coach Kingsley Jones wants Sale Sharks to lay down a title marker against Leicester Tigers tomorrow in what he says is shaping up to be the most tightly-contested campaign in the history of the Guinness Premiership. |
| Hodgson's home truths |
CHARLIE Hodgson says Sale Sharks owe it to their long-suffering fans to get back to winning ways at Edgeley Park this Friday against the might of Leicester Tigers. |
| Chabal eyes France return |
IT'S now looking all but inevitable that Sebastien Chabal will be returning to his native France at the end of the season. |
| Cipriani dropped for England |
DANNY Cipriani has been dropped from the England team to play New Zealand on Saturday. |
| Wasps 12 Sale 13 |
MARK Cueto's last-gasp try snatched a vital one-point victory for Sale and compounded misery on Wasps who have won just once all season. |
| England 6 South Africa 42 |
ENGLAND were humiliated by South Africa at Twickenham where Martin Johnson's men suffered a record defeat. |
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