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21. Reds bank on A-team
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 September 2008 SIR Alex Ferguson has awarded himself an A-plus in history ahead of United's latest Euro challenge. -
22. Eusebio tips Ronaldo for gong
Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 September 2008 PORTUGUESE legend Eusebio is certain Cristiano Ronaldo will scoop the FIFA world player of the year prize in December. -
23. Ritchie backs dynamic duo
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 31 July 2008 WATCH out Premier League - United have the firepower to take on all-comers, even without Cristiano Ronaldo. -
24. Charlton: Rooney key to glory
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 September 2009 SIR Bobby Charlton is backing England talisman Wayne Rooney to end 43 years of international hurt. -
25. Fergie defends Champions League
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 September 2009 SIR Alex Ferguson has rejected criticism of the Champions League. -
26. Giggs wins Sports Personality of the Year Award
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 13 December 2009 A stunned Ryan Giggs hailed being named BBC Sports Personality of the Year as being among the high points of his career. -
27. Wilkins hopes for another magic Cup day
Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 April 2004 Ray Wilkins will come full circle when he leads unfancied Millwall out at the Millennium Stadium to face his old club Manchester United in the FA Cup final. -
28. This will be Reds' best Double - Irwin
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 May 2007 IF Manchester United win the FA Cup at Wembley on Saturday it will be the Double to end all Doubles, claims Denis Irwin. -
29. Garton's tale helps revive forgotten era
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 09 November 2006 WHEN Sir Alex Ferguson was lifting his first trophy with Manchester United in May 1990, Billy Garton was about to slip quietly away from the game of football. -
30. United 3 Spurs 1: Verdict
Manchester Evening News, Monday 28 January 2008 THE critics were poised to savage United's Saudi Arabian camel riding jaunt - but it was Tottenham who got the hump.