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1. 1. Mercurial Bury on rebound

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 October 2002 IF BURY can dump their Premiership neighbours Bolton out of the Worthington Cup and keep a clean sheet, why can't they beat a mid-table third division side at home?

2. 2. Bolton Wanderers 0 Bury 1

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 October 2002 JUBILANT Bury boss Andy Preece let his fans revel in their magic moment as they danced in triumph in the stand of their red-faced old rivals Bolton.

3. 3. Preview: Bury v Torquay

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 November 2002 BURY start a run of three successive home games with a visit from erratic Torquay.

4. 4. Bury 0 Tranmere 1

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 19 January 2002 Andy Preece will hand himself a hefty fine after becoming the eighth Bury player to receive a red card this season.

5. 5. Blackpool 0 Bury 1

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 January 2002 Battling Bury overcame the elements and Blackpool to earn three vital points in their bid to clamber out of the Second Division relegation zone.

6. 6. Don't let Bury vanish pleadsTerry

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 21 February 2002 LIVERPOOL legend Terry McDermott has admitted that Bury saved him from a life of working on the docks.

7. 7. Bury stun Stoke

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 September 2002 IT'S great to be a Bury fan right now but Andy Preece just wishes there was more of them to share in the Shakers' renaissance.

8. 8. Fans' fear over Bury bid probe

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 February 2002 BURY FC fans reacted with shock to a Manchester Evening News investigation which revealed that two fraudsters were linked to a multi-million pound bid to buy the club.

9. 9. Bury 1 Colchester 3

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 April 2002 BARRING a mathematical miracle, Bury are relegated to division three with one game of the season at Peterborough United to go.

10. 10. Bury fans' share gift

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 December 2002 WITHOUT the backing of Bury fans and soccer supporters in general, it's doubtful the Shakers would have survived last season.

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