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11. Oxford v Bury: Preview
Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 September 2005 CARETAKER boss Chris Casper is relishing the prospect of taking charge of his first game as the stand-in Bury chief, writes NEIL GOULDING. -
12. Oxford 2 Bury 1
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 September 2005 CHRIS Casper's first game as caretaker manager saw Bury drop to the bottom of the football league for the first time in 25 years. -
13. Bury 1 Boston 1
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 17 September 2005 BURY remain in the bottom two of League Two after Lawrie Dudfield's late shocker. The Shakers were heading for only their second victory of the campaign until substitute Dudfield struck 10 minutes from time. -
14. Bury v Lincoln: Preview
Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 September 2005 BURY caretaker boss Chris Casper is hoping for a double boost ahead of tomorrow's home clash with Lincoln, writes NEIL GOULDING. -
15. Cash boost for Bury
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 September 2005 BURY could receive a total of £100,000 from Oldham for striker Chris Porter, a transfer tribunal has ruled. -
16. Bury hotseat attracting interest
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 September 2005 SPECULATION is mounting over who will become& the next Bury boss in the wake of Graham Barrow's departure. -
17. Bury 1 Bristol R 0
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 September 2005 CARETAKER boss Chris Casper enhanced his claims for the vacant manager's job after guiding Bury to their first win for nearly two months last night. -
18. Bury: Board eye six of the best
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 September 2005 BURY's board of directors are looking at a shortlist of six for the vacant manager's position. -
19. Bury 0 Carlisle 1
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 03 September 2005 BURY suffered another demoralising defeat at the hands of dominant Carlisle on Friday night. -
20. Bury: Barrow optimistic
Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 September 2005 SOME Bury fans may think otherwise but Graham Barrow's opinion is the one that matters at Gigg Lane.