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1. Hincey eats humble pie
Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 February 2003 THERE comes a time in the life of every prejudiced, self-opinionated columnist when humble pie has to be eaten. And I am now about to devour enough of that dubious delicacy to choke a camel. -
2. Snub? You must be joking Emanuela
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 May 2003 AN Italian national newspaper columnist who slated Manchester for its indifference to Italian football and insulted footballing hero George Best was today dismissed as "laughable". -
3. RL: Onside
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 May 2003 THIS week's guest columnist is Rochdale Hornets coach Martin Hall, who speaks highly of the National League set-up. -
4. Scott Trust chairman dies
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2003 HUGO Young - the leading political columnist and chairman of the Scott Trust, which owns the Manchester Evening News - has died aged 64. -
5. RL comment: Maurice Bamford
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 March 2003 GUEST columnist Maurice Bamford, the former GB, Wigan and Leeds coach, launches a scathing attack on today's referees. -
6. RL comment: Future talent must be funded
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 March 2003 THIS week's guest columnist is Oldham's outspoken chairman Chris Hamilton. -
7. Gary Owen column
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 28 September 2003 I THINK the shop at the City of Manchester Stadium should introduce a new line . . . in lead boots, says columnist Gary Owen. -
8. 'Hussain left it too late'
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 March 2003 NASSER Hussain's resignation came a year too late for England, says the M.E.N's cricket columnist Colin Evans. -
9. RL: Kevin Ashcroft column
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 March 2003 THIS week's guest columnist is former coach and GB hooker KEVIN ASHCROFT - a man renowned for his forthright views. -
10. David Sadler column
Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 March 2003 PETER Kenyon has said that United will be spending money on their youth set-up, but M.E.N columnist David Sadler does not believe that will be at the expense of big-name signings.