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1. 1481. Bury 1 Blackpool 1

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 22 December 2001 Jamie Stuart’s first ever goal for the club rescued a deserved point before Gigg Lane’s best crowd of the season.

2. 1482. Preview: Bury v Huddersfield Town

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 January 2002 THE cancellation of the New Year’s Day game with Wrexham may have deprived the club of badly needed income but it has allowed a number of key playing personnel a few extra days to recover from their knocks.

3. 1483. Swansea 4 V Bury 2

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 09 August 2003 FOUR& goals in the final 12 minutes of an entertaining game but unfortunately three of them went Swansea's way to leave the Shakers empty handed at the Vetch.

4. 1484. Bristol Rovers 2 Bury 1

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 September 2002 PAWEL Abbott's last minute strike wasn't enough to save the Shakers as Andy Preece's side went down 2-1 to Bristol Rovers.

5. 1485. Boston United 1 Bury 1

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 31 August 2002 Simon Weatherstone rescued an unlikely point for League newcomers Boston United with an equaliser in the third minute of injury time.

6. 1486. Kiely boost for Bury

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 October 2001 The Shakers have received a much needed cash-boost thanks to the exploits of former ‘keeper Dean Kiely.

7. 1487. FA Cup preview: Bury v Plymouth

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 November 2002 LDV Vans Trophy hero Ian Lawson will hope to cause another cup upset, this time against Plymouth at Gigg Lane.

8. 1488. Nelson boost for Bury

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 October 2001 Andy Preece has been boosted by Michael Nelson’s remarkable return to fitness.

9. 1489. Carlisle United 2 Bury 1

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 February 2004 DAVE Challinor’s unlucky second half own goal made sure the Shakers slipped to defeat on a sodden Brunton Park pitch.

10. 1490. Mansfield 5 Bury 3

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 September 2003 MAYBE because he spent his playing career as a defender that former Manchester City star Keith Curle has become so attack minded as a manager.

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