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1. 171. United Big Two in crisis talks

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 February 2004 MANCHESTER United's Big Two, Sir Alex Ferguson and David Gill, had a crisis meeting as the pressure mounted on the Reds' boss to reach a deal with John Magnier. Sir Alex and Old Trafford's chief executive are urgently trying to end the feud with United's largest shareholder.

2. 172. Fergie will survive - Wenger

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 January 2004 Arsene Wenger does not believe Sir Alex Ferguson will be forced out of Manchester United in his dispute with racehorse owners John Magnier and JP McManus - as he would be too much of a loss to the club.

3. 173. Fergie set to fight on

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 February 2004 THE ball is back in Sir Alex Ferguson's court in the bitter feud with United's largest shareholder John Magnier over stud fees for Rock of Gibraltar.

4. 174. Fergie's folly in picking on wrong man

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 14 September 2003 Sir Alex Ferguson's dispute over the racehorse, Rock of Gibraltar, speaks volumes about Man Utd's terse manager says Will Buckley.

5. 175. Shares slide as Kenyon exits

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 09 September 2003 SHARES in Manchester United fell sharply today, wiping over £25m off its market value, after the shock departure of respected chief executive Peter Kenyon to money-bags Chelsea.

6. 176. United v Arsenal: What's in the stats?

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 September 2003 THE winners on Sunday are almost certain to finish the season as Premiership champions, says ManchesterOnline's Jon Barbuti with statbook in hand.

7. 177. Fergie will sign new deal

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 25 January 2004 SIR Alex Ferguson has vowed he will sign his new contract with Manchester United . . . delighting fans who feared he could be sacked.

8. 178. Hince: High time to aim at money men

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 January 2004 FIFTEEN years ago Paul Hince met a manager who kept an air rifle in his office, supposedly to reap revenge on a certain agent...

9. 179. Wes rules himself out

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 August 2003 WES Brown and Sir Alex Ferguson have dismissed reports that the defender is set for a miraculous early comeback from his snapped cruciate knee ligament injury. Brown suffered his second cruciate injury in four years against Everton on the champions' title celebration day at Everton last May.

10. 180. United: Let's talk face-to-face

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 January 2004 UNITED want a face-to-face meeting with John Magnier and JP McManus to help settle the spiralling Old Trafford feud.

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