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1. 1501. Mixed feelings for Knill after nine-goal thriller

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 September 2010 Bury boss Alan Knill watched his side blast five past Gillingham at Gigg Lane  – and then rapped his defence for allowing the visitors to score four.

2. 1502. Knill: Shakers were excellent

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 April 2010 Bury boss Alan Knill reckoned Bury underlined their promotion credentials afer they came from a goal dawn to draw with in form Port Vale.

3. 1503. Knill blasts slack Shakers

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 April 2010 Alan Knill described Bury's 5-2 defeat at Cheltenham as a "sacking result" as the Shakers season hit a new Low.

4. 1504. Knill frustrated by Buchanan silence

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 July 2010 Silence has not been golden for Bury’s wing back David Buchanan.

5. 1505. Schumacher no stick in the mud

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 January 2011 Steven Schumacher’s fine second-half strike made sure Bury’s promotion push didn’t get stuck in the mud at Gigg Lane – even if everything else did.

6. 1506. Shakers slide a concern for Knill

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 March 2010 Bury boss Alan Knill has warned his players their promotion dream will disappear unless they quickly regain focus.

7. 1507. Macc turn it on for Alexander

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 March 2010 Macclesfield caretaker manager Gary Simpson applauded the efforts of the players as they sent promotion-chasing Bury home empty-handed.

8. 1508. Knill: Shakers must deal with pressure

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 March 2010 Bury boss Alan Knill wants his troops to re-group after this defeat dropped his Shakers to sixth place.

9. 1509. Knill - Shakers must keep their belief

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 March 2010 Manager Alan Knill has told his promotion-hunting Bury players to keep their belief as the season reaches its climax.

10. 1510. Lindegaard, Scholes in action in United reserves rout

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 January 2011 Goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard made his much-anticipated debut as Manchester United's second string overwhelmed Bury. Paul Scholes played for just under an hour.

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