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1. 11. Bury Res 0 City Res 3

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 November 2004 CITY'S outstanding crop of youngsters turned on the style at Gigg Lane last night to record a comfortable Manchester Senior Cup win over Bury. After a dour start Lee Croft set up midfielder Stephen Ireland for a 40th minute opener.

2. 12. Player ratings: Bury v Notts County

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 November 2004 PLAYER ratings from Bury's win oveer Notts County.

3. 13. Preview: Cheltenham Town 1 Bury 2

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 November 2004 GLYNN Garner's unbroken run of 124 games will end tomorrow as the Welsh born keeper faces a knee operation that will keep him out of action for up to three months.

4. 14. Life after Bury is sweet for Preece

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 November 2004 IT'S coming up to a year since Andy Preece's shock departure from Gigg Lane, but while he's still without another manager's job, life is good for the former Shakers chief.

5. 15. Preview: Bury v Notts County

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 November 2004 PAUL Scott is the obvious candidate to replace injured skipper Dave Challinor for tomorrow's visit of Notts Country.

6. 16. Shakers ride luck

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 November 2004 BURY twice struck it lucky at Field Mill, leaving with a fortuitous point and then receiving an ideal FA Cup first round draw.

7. 17. Brian's happy to go it alone

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 November 2004 IF Brooklyn or Romeo Beckham ever make the grade as professional footballers they'll be forever compared with their illustrious father. And so often sons find it hard to improve upon the original model, eg Jordi Cruyff, Sam Shilton and Stefan Beckenbauer. Bury midfielder Brian Barry-Murphy knows what it's like to be the offspring of a famous dad though few outside the Irish community will realise the size of the legend that is Jimmy Barry-Murphy.

8. 18. Ricardo secures cup win

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 November 2004 RICARDO Vaz Te, Bolton's teenaged Portuguese striker, sank Bury with a 75th minute winner in a keenly-fought Manchester Senior Cup group derby at the Leyland County ground last night.

9. 19. Wake-up call for Shakers

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 14 November 2004 BURY'S defeat at Cheltenham last week came as a timely reality check for the Shakers.

10. 20. Dwayne's downer

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 November 2004 DWAYNE Mattis grabbed two vital goals in Bury's 5-2 first round FA Cup victory over Vauxhall Motors but still finished doubly disappointed.

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