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| Jones rallies shaken Sharks |
IF Sale Sharks thought things couldn't get any worse, they didn't bank on the vagaries of the Guinness Premiership fixture calendar. |
| Sheridan ruled out for England |
ENGLAND'S Sale Sharks prop Andrew Sheridan has been ruled out of Saturday's international against South Africa after failing to recover from a neck injury. |
| Johnson names England side |
SALE Sharks prop Andrew Sheridan has retained his place in the England side to face South Africa on Saturday. |
| Sharks' sorry show |
A CONTRITE Richard Wigglesworth admits he and his misfiring colleagues owe Sale Sharks and their fans big-time after being part of what he terms the "disgrace" of last Friday's 17-9 setback against Worcester. |
| 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. |
| Vickery pleads for patience |
Phil Vickery has urged team manager Martin Johnson to stick by his new England side even though he admitted the 28-14 defeat against Australia at Twickenham was ?unacceptable?. |
| England 14 Australia 28 |
| Hadden left frustrated |
SCOTLAND coach Frank Hadden felt his side missed a golden chance to beat the world champions after South Africa held on for a 14-10 victory at Murrayfield, while New Zealand beat Ireland. |
| Tait worry for Sale |
SALE'S sixth defeat in their last seven matches at the hands of Guinness Premiership strugglers Worcester was compounded by the recurrence of a hamstring injury to England international Mathew Tait. |
| Sale Sharks 9 Worcester 17 |
SALE Sharks' prolonged bout of home-sickness struck again last night as they blew their bid to regainin top spot in the Guinness Premiership. |
| Tait back to boost Sharks |
SALE Sharks' bid to reclaim top spot in the Guinness Premiership tonight have been boosted by the unexpected return of England star Mathew Tait. |
| Sharks seek home security |
SALE Sharks go in search of some badly-needed home comfort tomorrow night when they return to Guinness Premiership action against Worcester Warriors at Edgeley Park (8pm). |
| Shake-up threat to clubs' future |
A PROFESSIONAL second division could threaten the long-term futures of Manchester and Sedgley Park, the RFU has been warned. |
| Sheri told to step it up |
ANDREW Sheridan will scrum down against the Australians at Twickenham on Saturday with a jibe from his own coach ringing in his ears. |
| Johnson makes two changes |
MARTIN Johnson has reinforced the England pack by making two changes for the Cook Cup international against Australia, with Andrew Sheridan still Sale's sole representative. |
| No more slips, says Schofield |
DEAN Schofield has told Sale they face a must-win game on their return to Guinness Premiership action against Worcester. |
| Cipriani applauds Armitage show |
Danny Cipriani believes England full-back Delon Armitage has the ?magic? needed to be a success in Test rugby. |
| England 39 Pacific Islanders 13 |
MARTIN Johnson insists he does not care about his England team playing "sexy rugby". |
| Robinson calls for patience |
RUGBY legend Jason Robinson is warning Martin Johnson's England revolution will take time to bear fruit. |
| No EDF regrets, vows Saint-Andre |
SALE Sharks may have have ended their EDF Energy Cup campaign with an unwanted hat-trick of narrow defeats - but Philippe Saint-Andre insists some good has come out of the much-maligned tournament. |
| Sheridan named in England side |
ANDREW Sheridan is the sole Sale Sharks representative in Martin Johnson's England side to face the Pacific Islanders at Twickenham on Saturday. |
| Leicester 30 Sale 20 |
SALE'S fledgling Sharks suffered Halloween heartbreak last night as they went within a whisker of a superb EDF Energy Cup win at Leicester. |
| Ghost of chance for Sale |
SALE Sharks step out into the cauldron that is Welford Road tonight hoping a largely inexperienced side can avoid a Halloween fright night. |
| Lobbe aims to sign off in style |
| Seabass won't slip up |
PHILIPPE Saint-Andre insists the question mark hanging over Sebastien Chabal's long-term Sale future won't have an adverse affect on his performances for the rest of the campaign. |
| Sale's Energy boost |
SALE Sharks centre Chris Bell has spoken out in support of the much-maligned EDF Energy Cup competition. |
| Borthwick named England skipper |
SARACENS lock Steve Borthwick has been appointed England captain by new team manager Martin Johnson. |
| Sharks face fright night |
THE wheel of fortune has suddenly turned full circle for Sale Sharks. |
| Sale 21 Bath 24 |
A FINE individual display from Charlie Hodgson and two tries from Chris Bell couldn?t prevent Sale from slumping to a third consecutive home defeat at Edgeley Park. |
| Sale's great White hope |
SALE?S Great White Shark steps out of the shadows for only his his second senior start of the season in tonight?s EDF Energy Cup clash with Bath at Edgeley Park (7.45pm). |
| Hodgson main man - Sale boss |
PHILIPPE Saint-Andre has again insisted that playmaker Charlie Hodgson is central to his long-term plans for Sale Sharks. |
| Lions coaches named |
WALES' Grand Slam coaching trio of Warren Gatland, Shaun Edwards and Rob Howley will be on Lions duty in South Africa next summer. |
| Chabal may quit Sale |
SEBASTIEN Chabal admits personal reasons could force him to quit Sale and return to his native France at the end of the season. |
| Tait adds to Sale injury misery |
MATHEW Tait has become the latest victim of Sale's autumn injury curse. |
| Wigglesworth up for Mission Improbable |
RICHARD Wigglesworth sifted through the wreckage of Sale's shattering Heineken Cup defeat at the hands of Munster and insisted: "We can still reach the quarter-finals." |
| Cipriani called up |
DANNY Cipriani has been called into England's elite squad ahead of the autumn internationals as a replacement for injured fly-half Jonny Wilkinson. |
| Sale given a master class |
NOW Sale Sharks know why their Heineken Cup pool is termed the 'Group of Death'. |
| Sale 16 Munster 24 |
DAVID Wallace touched down with 14 minutes remaining to hand holders Munster victory after Sale staged a brave second-half fightback in today's Heineken Cup Pool One encounter. |
| Sale's Munster task |
SALE can put one foot in the quarter-finals of the Heineken Cup if they beat reigning champions Munster in Sunday's titanic showdown at Edgeley Park. |
| Wigglesworth cool on 10 role |
HE may have emerged as Sale Sharks' lastest man for all seasons - but Richard Wigglesworth insists he doesn't want the keys to No 10 on a permanent basis. |
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