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1. 1. Key clashes: Liverpool v Man Utd

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 November 2002 LIVERPOOL have made a habit of beating United over the last two seasons, but Sir Alex ferguson's side will be out for revenge at Anfield. Here the M.E.N's Stuart Brennan looks at three key clashes that could shape the outcome.

2. 2. Derby Day: United left Red faced

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 09 November 2002 UNITED were outfought, out-passed and outclassed and they ought to hang their heads in shame after this apology for a derby performance, says the M.E.N's Stuart Brennan.

3. 3. Comment: Reds' Fans demand answers

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 November 2002 MANCHESTER United need a display of passion and pride to blow away the derby blues ... and they need it tonight (Wednesday).

4. 4. Comment: Reds side earns stay of execution

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 December 2002 EVERYONE gets a dodgy Jerzy for Christmas...Fergie got his three weeks early!

5. 5. Comment: Judgement day is a long way off

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 September 2002 SOME believe Manchester United are in need of intensive care. Others say a spot of therapy is the only treatment necessary.

6. 6. Comment:Reds lose fear factor

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 September 2002 "ABANDON hope all ye who enter here." It wasn't exactly written above the door to the visitors' dressing-room at Old Trafford in the Nineties, but it should have been.

7. 7. FA Cup: Rochdale 3 Peterborough 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 16 November 2002 ROCHDALE pulled off an FA Cup upset by dumping Barry Fry's second division Peterborough out of the FA Cup in the first round.

8. 8. Comment: Time for Reds revival

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 November 2002 THE lessons of recent history are telling Manchester United that the Premiership revival has to start NOW if they are not to lose the title race again.

9. 9. Comment: Scholes close to greatness

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 October 2002 WHEN it came to dishing out the Rolex watches and flash cars, Paul Scholes was at the back of the Manchester United queue.

10. 10. Comment: Let's hear it for the fans

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 November 2002 MANCHESTER City fans are constantly being told they are the world's greatest supporters - usually by themselves.

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