Sunderland Echo - 2017-10-30

• SAVE THE GATEWAY
• BOLTON OR BUST FOR CATS
• X FACTOR BLOW FOR AIDAN
• ENERGY PLANT OPPOSED
• FURY AT CHAOS ON METRO
• Motor enthusiast­s mark end of season
• WEIRD WORLD
• Now Wear going to Jamaica!
• Boss contribute­s to Government property policy
• New home is the perfect fit
• Move pays off for FEG
• The future looks good for Vision Express apprentice pair
• Making a difference
• Keep the bulldozers at bay...
• A dog’s dinner to remember
• Community library’s £500 donation
• JONNY: WE WANT TO HELP THE BOSS
• Just when will Sunderland’s recovery begin?
• Mitchell spot on as United sink young Black Cats
• CATS CHIEF: TOUGHEST TIME AS A MANAGER
• O’Dowda: Yes, we targeted Cats’ set-piece weakness
• Mike Bassett-inspired team talk sparked Robins
• Grayson: We can turn this season around
• CATS’ FEELING O
• LATE, LATE SHOW KEEPS UP WEST END’S MOMENTUM
• Northern League Division Two
• DYLAN’S DAZZLER CLINCHES RCA VICTORY AT THE DEATH
• HOWSON THRILLED TO KICK-START THE BORO
• Bruce hits out at Blues’ clappers
• HARDING HAT-TRICK SEES OFF LADY CATS
• Cats’ U18s make life so tough for United
• UNDER-17S’ WORLD CUP GLORY JUST THE START
• Mags ponder Turf Moor role for Merino
• Benitez: I’ll take nothing for granted
• Your stars
• Kids show off their sunny side
• FOURTH WORLD TITLE IS HARD TO TAKE IN - LEWIS
• Hamilton to beat Defoe to BBC award?
• Joshua: Late switch was a tough test
• MACHREE READY TO SHINE
• Late-blooming Rose snatches Shanghai success
• SUNDERLAND TURN ON STYLE IN SLICK SHOW
• HARRIERS HAVE LITTLE TO CHEER
• Steele’s my best bet in goal right now – boss

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