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Reviewer: Harrias (talk · contribs) 11:16, 9 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]


I've cleared off a few of the oldest Good article candidates, so I think I'm allowed to indulge myself with one I'm interested in now. From memory your work is always very good, so I'm not expecting too much trouble! Harrias talk 11:16, 9 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Lead
  • "..in matches between February 1997 to February 2005." Either use "between ... and" or "from ... to".
History
Origins
  • Given it is mentioned in the infobox, it might be worth mentioning their first match in 1894, even though it is pretty inconsequential to the actual rivalry.
  • "..who would lose their lives as a result of crash.." Should be "of the crash".
  • It might be nice to have a bit more detail about what happened in that 1990 brawl.
History
1996–2003
  • "..once Ferguson's team trounced Arsenal 6–1.." While I like it, I don't think "trounced" is encyclopaedic language unfortunately.
  • Ref #41 doesn't seem to mention anything about four players from each side getting yellow cards.
Ferguson and Wenger
  • "The two managers have "exchanged some of football's best and bitterest verbal swipes."" I think we need to attribute that quote inline, given how opinionated it is.
Crossing the divide
  • The title of the section is maybe a tad journalese-y?
  • "Note: Matthew Wicks never played a senior game for either team" In the list he is referred to as "Matt Wicks", be consistent.
Statistics
  • The Honours table is too wide for my screen, and I use a 1366 width. WP:RESOL suggests we should support as small as 1024 x 768. Consider switching the rows and columns to make it a tall, rather than wide table.

Overall, as expected, a well-written and interesting article. Nice work. Harrias talk 11:16, 9 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]