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1. 211. Shakers eye celebration sell-out

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 March 2005 BURY are appealing for fans of all clubs to support their 'Fill the Ground' campaign this Friday in celebration of 120 years of the Shakers.

2. 212. Flitcroft keeps career rolling

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 May 2005 BURY have rewarded veteran midfielder David Flitcroft with a one-year contract.

3. 213. Silkmen boss praises tired players

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 February 2005 MACCLESFIELD boss Brian Horton was delighted after watching his side grab a dramatic last-minute winner against Bury.

4. 214. Shakers new boy is back to the future

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 July 2005 JOHN Hardiker's career has come full circle with his decision to accept a six-month contract with Bury.

5. 215. Barrow: Fans deserve better

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 August 2005 BURY boss Graham Barrow has blasted his side's defeat by Leyton Orient - and apologised to supporters for the performance.

6. 216. Barrow: Performance was unacceptable

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 August 2005 BURY boss Graham Barrow has blasted his players& and warned another bad performance is unacceptable after their 4-0 hammering from Wycombe.

7. 217. Neville makes it all add up

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 10 April 2005 BURY'S perilous financial position has been stabilised and the club can look forward to a brighter future.

8. 218. Casper in frame

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 October 2005

   CHRIS Casper is set to continue in his caretaker role at Bury after the club confirmed they will not announce a full-time manager this week.

9. 219. Oldham: Latics pay up for Porter

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 September 2005 OLDHAM have been told to pay £50,000 up front for Bury striker Chris Porter. They will also receive a further £25,000 after 15 appearances and a extra £25,000 when they rise to 30 games.

10. 220. Simon's howitzer

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 March 2005 SIMON Whaley looks to have a long career ahead of him, but it is doubtful he will score a better goal than the one which earned Bury a 1-1 draw with Bristol Rovers.

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