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Your guide to the 2005/06 football campaign

Ready to renew rivalries Aug 4 2005
The renewal of old rivalries promises to provide the highlights of the sporting season for tens of thousands of the region's most fervent followers of football. more

Graeme's stimulant is proving elusive Aug 4 2005
He never shirked a challenge as a player and Graeme Souness is not about to start now. more

Taylor is ready when needed Aug 4 2005
When Sir John Hall launched his Newcastle United revolution, he suggested the dream was to one day see 11 Geordie lads running out in the black-and-white stripes in the pursuit of another piece of famous silverware. more

Shay's still angry Aug 4 2005
For someone who talks so softly, Shay Given has the remarkable ability to make people take notice when he speaks. more

Titus has the last laugh at his critics Aug 4 2005
Titus Bramble was Newcastle's most improved player last season. more

Courage and flair to spread harmony Aug 4 2005
It is a credit to the vast majority of Newcastle United fans that black, white, colour or creed, the only requirement for acceptance is that a player shows sufficient passion and pride in wearing the club's badge. more

Craving success Aug 4 2005
Having managed a mere 125 minutes of Premiership football during Chelsea's momentous title-winning campaign, Scott Parker felt like an imposter as he watched the championship celebrations unfold at an exuberant Stamford Bridge in May. more

Spare a thought for James Aug 4 2005
It is normally difficult to feel much sympathy for footballers. Highly paid young men, with a pampered lifestyle, doing the job most boys spent their childhoods dreaming about, do not generally deserve our commiseration. more

Prepare for best of rest of Shearer Aug 4 2005
For the second summer, Alan Shearer has been preparing for his final season. more

Revelling in role of Premier underdog Aug 4 2005
Mick McCarthy is approaching the new Premiership campaign in a positive frame of mind. more

Stead finds it's all going swimmingly Aug 4 2005
Jonathan Stead is determined to help Sunderland stay afloat in the Premiership this season. more

Davis is confident but not too cocky Aug 4 2005
Sunderland goalkeeper Kelvin Davis has got what it takes to establish himself as a top performer in the Premiership this season. more

Piper has a sweet season ahead Aug 4 2005
Sugar could hold the answer to ensuring Matt Piper has a future in football. more

I've made my point Aug 4 2005
In the 10 years since being told he had no future in football, Liam Lawrence has proved his doubters wrong. more

High-flying hopes Aug 4 2005
Nyron Nosworthy has undergone a great upheaval to sign for Sunderland. more

Rising to the challenge Aug 4 2005
A perceived lack of height threatened to end Tommy Miller's professional career before it had begun. more

Thirsting for those derby days Aug 4 2005
The North East's big three renew rivalries in the Premiership this season but can Newcastle or Sunderland topple top dogs Middlesbrough? more

Hard work is starting now for Boro boss Aug 4 2005
Since taking over as manager in 2000, Steve McClaren has transformed Middlesbrough Football Club but the hard work is only just beginning. more

Yakubu has perfect pedigree Aug 4 2005
Yakubu has been under the Riverside radar for four years and Steve McClaren described his move as inevitable. more

Pallister Park boy has fans on side Aug 4 2005
With respect to the likes of Aiyegbeni Yakubu and Emanuel Pogatetz, the most important signing Middlesbrough made this summer may already have been at the club. more

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