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1. 1. Everton V United: Player ratings

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 August 2005 HOW the M.E.N's Stuart Brennan rated the Reds during Saturday's clash with Everton.

2. 2. Head-to-head: Roy Keane and Steven Gerrard

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 January 2005 United's Roy Keane and Liverpool's Steven Gerrard are two of the most charismatic players in football. Here Stuart Brennan draws a comparison.

3. 3. Sign or shove off, Rio!

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 May 2005 THE message from United fans to Rio Ferdinand could not be clearer - sign now or shove off, writes Stuart Brennan.

4. 4. It all proves so pointless

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 10 February 2005 SO Sven took a look at the pretenders, the possibles and the upwardly-mobile - and decided to stick with what he already has, laments Stuart Brennan.

5. 5. Everton v Wigan: Player ratings

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 September 2005 Stuart Brennan gives his verdict on how Wigan performed.

6. 6. Player ratings: United V Barnet

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 27 October 2005 HOW the M.E.N's Stuart Brennan rated United's performance against Barnet.

7. 7. Why Reds love Robbo

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 May 2005 MORE than a few ageing United fans will not be too upset if the Reds make a mess of Saturday's home game with West Bromwich Albion, writes Stuart Brennan.

8. 8. West Ham v United: Player ratings

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 November 2005 See how Stuart Brennan rated the United players against West Ham.

9. 9. Reds must keep fight going

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 May 2005 M.E.N. chief sports writer Paul Hince on Monday argued that it was futile for United fans to continue to oppose Malcolm Glazer's controversial '800m takeover of the Reds. Today, his colleague Stuart Brennan puts forward his opinion as to why Glazer's move could spell disaster for the club and its supporters.

10. 10. Humble pie leaves a bitter taste

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 May 2005 FACES like thunder, two or three United players were less than happy at having to form a guard of honour for Chelsea, writes Stuart Brennan.

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